assess

verbB2 · Upper-intermediate

To think about how good something is.

Meaning of «assess»

verb

to think about how good something is

Teachers assess students at the end of each term.

Translation

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The difference between similar words

to find out an amount or value

measurefind the size or amount with a toolPlease measure the table before you buy a cloth.

calculatework out an exact answer with numbersLet me calculate the cost for you.

estimateguess a number or amount carefullyI estimate the trip will take two hours.

assessformaljudge how good, big or serious it isThe teacher will assess your work next week.

to judge how good something is

evaluatethink carefully about how good or useful something isThe teacher will evaluate each student's work.

assessformaljudge the quality or size of somethingEngineers assess the damage after a storm.

rategive something a level or scoreHow would you rate this film from one to ten?

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