ranking

clasificado

Que ocupa una posición determinada en comparación con otras personas o cosas.

En inglés sencillo: Having a particular position compared with other people or things.

• She is a high-ranking official.
• Low-ranking officers received the same training.
• He became the country's top-ranking tennis player.

Expresiones frecuentes: high ranking official, low ranking officer, top ranking player

de mayor rango

Que ocupa un puesto superior o tiene más autoridad que otras personas del grupo.

En inglés sencillo: Having a higher position or more authority than others in a group.

• Ask the ranking officer for permission.
• She was the ranking official present at the meeting.
• The committee's ranking member challenged the proposal.

Sinónimos: senior, higher-ranking

Antónimos: junior

Expresiones frecuentes: ranking officer, ranking member, ranking official

destacado, eminente

Reconocido e importante por su gran capacidad o sus logros.

En inglés sencillo: Well known and important because of great ability or achievements.

• She is a ranking scholar in this field.
• Several ranking scientists supported the project.
• The award attracted ranking artists from across the country.

Sinónimos: leading, distinguished, prominent

Expresiones frecuentes: ranking scholar, ranking scientist, ranking artist

posición, clasificación

Posición de alguien o algo en una lista que compara calidad, éxito o importancia.

En inglés sencillo: The position of someone or something in a list comparing quality, success, or importance.

• His world ranking has improved.
• The university fell in the latest rankings.
• What is the team's current ranking?

Cómo se usa: ranking in something (Her ranking in the world list has improved.)

Sinónimos: rank, position, standing

Expresiones frecuentes: world ranking, university ranking, high ranking

clasificación, ordenación

Proceso de ordenar personas o cosas para comparar su calidad, éxito o importancia.

En inglés sencillo: The process of putting people or things in order to compare their quality, success, or importance.

• The ranking of entries begins tomorrow.
• Ranking by quality requires clear rules.
• Their ranking of the proposals was based on cost.

Cómo se usa: ranking of someone/something (The ranking of candidates takes several hours.); ranking by something (Ranking by price makes comparison easier.)

Sinónimos: ordering, classification

Expresiones frecuentes: ranking of candidates, ranking by importance, ranking system