rank

کلمات مرتبط(rank):بازگشت به واژه ranka man of rank
back rank
centile rank
everone a to his rank
flag rank
front rank
he is next to you in rank
kendall's rank correlation method
percentile rank
permanent rank
rank and file
rank as creditor
rank as creditor in the estates of a
rank correlation
rank difference correlation
rank order method
seventh rank
simulated rank
spearman rank correlation coefficient
the rank and file
the rank of colonel
the taxis are on their rank
to break rank
to rank off
to rank past
to rank the soldiers

طبقه ،طبقات صفوف يکان ،مرتبه ،(درمورد جانور )طلب شده ،ترتيب ،شکل ،سلسله ،مقام ،صف ،رديف ،قطار،رشته ،شان ،اراستن ،منظم کردن ،درجه دادن ،دسته بندى کردن ،رتبه بندى کردن ،انبوه ،ترشيده ،جلف
کامپيوتر : رتبه بندى
معمارى : رديف
روانشناسى : رتبه
ورزش : عرض
علوم نظامى : سلسه مراتب
علوم دريايى : درجهکلمات مرتبط(26)

رتبه ، رتبه بندی کردن .(درمورد جانور) طلب شده ، ترتیب، نظم، شکل، سلسله ، مقام، صف، ردیف، قطار، رشته ، شان ، رتبه ، آراستن ، منظم کردن ، درجه دادن ، دسته بندی کردن ، انبوه ، ترشیده ، جلف.

rank

Từ điển Collocation

rank noun

1 level of importance

ADJ. high, senior, superior, upper | middle | inferior, junior, low the lowest ranks of the aristocracy | first, second He is in the first rank of university teachers. | social | Cabinet, ministerial a government minister of Cabinet rank

VERB + RANK achieve, attain, be promoted to, get to, reach, rise to She joined the navy, where she rose to the rank of captain. | have, hold He held officer rank in the air force for many years. | be stripped of He was stripped of his rank by a military court.

PREP. above a/the ~ He never rose above the rank of lieutenant. | below a/the ~ police officers below the rank of sergeant | in ~ He is higher in rank than I am. | ~ in all ranks in society | ~ of She reached the rank of captain.

PHRASES of high/low, etc. rank officers of senior rank

2 group/line of things/people

ADJ. front, rear | massed, serried the serried ranks of hotel staff

PREP. along a/the ~ The president moved slowly along the ranks of men. | in a/the ~ standing in the second rank The soldiers marched in three ranks of ten.

PHRASES break ranks (= to leave a line of soldiers, police, etc.) The police broke ranks and started hitting people with their batons. | rank on/upon rank (of sth) Rank upon rank of caravans filled the field.

3 (also the ranks) ordinary members of a large group

VERB + RANK be admitted into/to, enter, join, swell Each month thousands more swell the ranks of the unemployed. | serve in They had served in the ranks of the Sultan's army. | come up from/through, rise from/through He came up through the ranks to become a general.

PREP. among/within the ~s of There is much disaffection among the ranks of the party. | beyond/outside the ~s The group has little influence over those outside its own ranks. | in the ~s There are few women in the highest ranks of the organization.
More information about RANK

RANK:

in the armed forces air force, army, navy ~ an air force/army sergeant an army/navy captain

air/field marshal a naval captain/commander/lieutenant/officer have/hold the rank of, serve as ~ She joined the navy and held the rank of captain. He served as a lieutenant in the marine corps.

be appointed, become, be made ~ He was made a colonel at the age of 40. She ought to have been made sergeant by now.

under ~383 men under General Miles attacked the camp.

the rank of ~She was promoted to the rank of colonel.

Từ điển WordNet

    n.

  • a row or line of people (especially soldiers or police) standing abreast of one another

    the entrance was guarded by ranks of policemen

  • relative status

    his salary was determined by his rank and seniority

  • the ordinary members of an organization (such as the enlisted soldiers of an army); rank and file

    the strike was supported by the union rank and file

    he rose from the ranks to become a colonel

  • position in a social hierarchy; social station, social status, social rank

    the British are more aware of social status than Americans are

  • the body of members of an organization or group; membership

    they polled their membership

    they found dissension in their own ranks

    he joined the ranks of the unemployed

    v.

  • take or have a position relative to others

    This painting ranks among the best in the Western World

  • assign a rank or rating to; rate, range, order, grade, place

    how would you rank these students?

    The restaurant is rated highly in the food guide

  • take precedence or surpass others in rank; outrank

    adj.

  • very fertile; producing profuse growth

    rank earth

  • very offensive in smell or taste

    a rank cigar

  • conspicuously and outrageously bad or reprehensible; crying(a), egregious, flagrant, glaring, gross

    a crying shame

    an egregious lie

    flagrant violation of human rights

    a glaring error

    gross ineptitude

    gross injustice

    rank treachery

  • complete and without restriction or qualification; sometimes used informally as intensifiers; absolute, downright, out-and-out(a), rank(a), right-down, sheer(a)

    absolute freedom

    an absolute dimwit

    a downright lie

    out-and-out mayhem

    an out-and-out lie

    a rank outsider

    many right-down vices

    got the job through sheer persistence

    sheer stupidity

  • growing profusely

    rank jungle vegetation

English Synonym and Antonym Dictionary

ranks|ranked|ranking|ranker|rankest
syn.: appraise arrange categorize class classify disgusting evaluate foul gauge grade group nasty obnoxious odious offensive position putrid rate repugnant repulsive revolting rotten sickening value vile
ant.: file