rating
Collocations
26(noun.) measurement of how good sb/sth is
ADJ
high, top | low, poor
overall
The restaurant received an overall rating of four stars from most food critics.
approval, opinion poll, popularity
The movie received an excellent approval rating from critics and audiences alike.
performance
credit
The bank lowered our credit rating after we missed several loan payments.
personal
VERB + RATING
have | assign (sb/sth), give (sb/sth)
achieve, earn, get, receive, score
The restaurant earned an excellent rating after its chef won several cooking awards.
preserve | improve
RATING + VERB
climb, improve, rise, rocket, soar
The restaurant's customer satisfaction ratings have climbed significantly after they hired a new chef.
fall
RATING + NOUN
scale, system
PREP
in a/the ~
The restaurant suffered a significant decline in its health rating after the inspection last month.
~ for
The restaurant received a high rating for its friendly service and delicious food.
~ on
The restaurant received a five-star rating on TripAdvisor from thousands of customers.
(noun.) ratings: number of TV viewers, etc.
ADJ
good | poor | audience, TV
VERB + RATING
get, have
The new cooking show has excellent ratings among viewers over 40.
RATING + VERB
go up, improve, pick up, shoot up, soar
The movie's popularity ratings picked up significantly after the award nominations were announced.
dip, fall, go down
The actor's popularity ratings fell dramatically after the scandal was revealed.
RATING + NOUN
battle, war
PREP
in the ~s
Her favorite music podcast has climbed high in the charts and ratings recently.