Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Rating"

A: When you rate something as good or bad, you've given it a rating.
"I give this restaurant a rating of 5 stars."
Here, he means that the person has been getting a lot of good ratings. I suspect, though, he might be sarcastic. Like "Yeah, everyone says you're great" with sarcasm on the "great".

A: I think it's a metaphor for meaning that his ratings are so bad that they are on the floor (close to the bottom, etc)

A: "On the floor" means "very low".

Lenore

A: "demo" can mean 2 things in this context.
It might mean "demographic" which is a certain group of people that are targeted (by the show) and they share similar qualities.
"The show was popular among the 25-35 year old demographic. "

or

"demo" can be short for "demonstration", which is a practice or example for people to see . A video game "demo" would let you play the first part of a game to see what is like.

I hope that helps!

A: Feedback is more detailed. It will usually include things that were good, bad, funny, boring, etc. It can be multiple sentences or paragraphs.

When people use the word "rating" these days, they usually mean something really simple. It's usually just "8/10" or "5 stars" or something very simple like that.

For example, many businesses on Google have a "rating" (5 stars, for example), whereas the comments are used for providing feedback. Does that make sense?

A: A rating is usually a number. Reputation is how people feel about you.

A: ranking = una lista

I would rate your skill level a 9 out of 10.

I would rank you in second place, Jose is a little better (maybe he is 9.5).

A: Thank you for the answers. I am surprised at using the word of "out of".

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A: I think it depends on the person, but for me not bad is between 3-3.5, and fairly good is between 3.5-4.

A: One of the rating elements FOR Japanese AIRLINES is punctuality. Customers really care about WHEN THEIR PLANE will arrive AT ITS DESTINATION when they book flight tickets.

-- if you say "how accurately an airplane will arrive" this means how well the plane will land on the landing path, not at what time it arrives

A: correct

A: Really good! 9.5 out of 10!

A: It's pretty good. Come on over, we can go sightseeing