rate below

rate below (someone or something)

1. To be considered less valuable, significant, or important than another person, thing, or group of people or things. I personally believe that trying to maximize the profits of corporations rates below preserving the wellbeing of our fellow citizens. His music is very popular across the globe, even though he tends to rate below most "serious" musical artists.

2. To consider someone or something to be less valuable, significant, or important than another person, thing, or group of people or things. In this usage, a noun or pronoun is used between "rate" and "below." It's still very well-written, but I would probably rate it below her other work. I have to rate my last driver below others I've had through your service. He was very unprofessional.

rate (someone or something) below (someone or something else)

to judge someone to rank lower than someone else; to judge something to rank lower than something else. I have to rate Carol below Donna in this regard. We all rate plain chocolate ice cream below rocky road ice cream.

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释义	rate below rate below (someone or something) 1. To be considered less valuable, significant, or important than another person, thing, or group of people or things. I personally believe that trying to maximize the profits of corporations rates below preserving the wellbeing of our fellow citizens. His music is very popular across the globe, even though he tends to rate below most "serious" musical artists. 2. To consider someone or something to be less valuable, significant, or important than another person, thing, or group of people or things. In this usage, a noun or pronoun is used between "rate" and "below." It's still very well-written, but I would probably rate it below her other work. I have to rate my last driver below others I've had through your service. He was very unprofessional. See also: below, rate Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. rate (someone or something) below (someone or something else) to judge someone to rank lower than someone else; to judge something to rank lower than something else. I have to rate Carol below Donna in this regard. We all rate plain chocolate ice cream below rocky road ice cream. See also: below, rate McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: rate below (someone or something) rate below else Go to rate below bird in the hand is worth two in the bush a bird in the hand is worth two in the bush ally be close to (one's) heart be close/dear/near to somebody's heart work without a net dox doxxing References in periodicals archive The Asian Development Bank (ADB) in a recent report has said that Pakistan's economy is expected to grow at a rate below 4 percent in the year 2019-20. Pakistan economy to grow at less than 4pc, says ADB report Moreover, 36 districts reported an unemployment rate below 4 percent, according to aSPSVaR. The unemployment rate in March was the lowest in Slovakia's history These types of retail to industrial/logistics space conversions are primarily located in areas with a median household income rate below the national average and in markets that have an industrial vacancy rate below 5%. CBRE report examines retail to industrial/logistics space conversion Four areas reported a shift-fill rate below 80% during the day - Wansbeck General Hospital's palliative care unit (78%); Alnwick Infirmary (70%); Berwick Infirmary (76%) and the Whalton Unit, Morpeth (75%). Rise recorded in number of NHS nurse vacancies Four areas reported a shift fill rate below 80% during the day - Wansbeck General Hospital's palliative care unit - 78%; Alnwick Infirmary - 70%; Berwick Infirmary - 76% and the Whalton Unit, Morpeth - 75%. Region needs more nurses; but figures better than rest of uk A rate below 70 percent is a major reason you have to fear for failed operation followed by deficit," he said. Marriott Dongdaemun struggling to fill empty rooms Royal Bank of Scotland (LSE: RBS) and Natwest could become the first UK banks to charge customers to hold their cash if the UK's central bank takes its rate below zero. British banks could charge customers for deposits * The unemployment rate fell in 21 states in March; 30 states had an unemployment rate below the national rate of 5.0 percent. Employment, earnings gains The committee' s decision was unanimous and reflected a wish to curb the inflation rate below the target of 6.5 percent set for 2015. Brazil maintains annual basic interest rate at 14.25 percent He added keeping the rate below 4% is a secure level and a boost to sustainable development in the kingdom. \\"Keeping unemployment below 4% unprecedented achievement\\" The tax rebates and utility incentives that require energy modeling often require an error rate below 30% to calibrate building models to monthly utility bills. Autotune your energy modeling overnight That means Rohani has already met his promise of getting the inflation rate below 20 percent by the end of the Persian year next March. Beating Prez' pledge, inflation now below 20% A growth rate above +1.0 percent is usually a signal of future growth in industry activity, while a growth rate below -1.0 percent points to a decrease in activity. USGS stats European Central Bank (ECB) decided to slash benchmark interest to 0.15%, down from 0.25%, in a move aimed at stimulating economic growth in the Eurozone.It also lowered the deposit rate below zero, placing it at -0.1%. ECB Cuts Interest Rates to Near Zero On Thursday, Abe expressed hope that the BOJ would set its key policy interest rate below zero, urging the bank to stimulate lending even by keeping the interest rate below zero. Noda vows to take steps to boost economy, eliminate nuclear plants
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