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evaluate English

Meaning evaluate meaning

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evaluate Verb

— If you evaluate someone or something, you judge it. It is difficult to evaluate the effectiveness of the LINK programme, but we believe it has been useful.

evaluate

— verb (= appraise) evaluate or estimate the nature, quality, ability, extent, or significance of I will have the family jewels appraised by a professional access all the factors when taking a risk — verb (= pass judgment, judge) form a critical opinion of I cannot judge some works of modern art How do you evaluate this grant proposal? We shouldn't pass judgment on other people

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evaluate English » English

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Topics evaluate topics

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Language and thought Think Learn

Evaluate, test
States Quality Good

Value

Conjugation evaluate conjugation

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Examples evaluate examples

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Simple sentences

There are many things which we cannot evaluate in terms of money.
Let's just hope she won't evaluate the grammar.

Movie subtitles

No attempt to evaluate the situation or see the man's viewpoint.
The mind cannot evaluate, judge. or even function properly.
Well, we have to have time to think, to evaluate this before we sound off.
A thing like this, it's-- It's too big to evaluate.
In our relations with other people, we mainly discuss and evaluate their character and behavior.
Those are his orders so that we know how to evaluate the strike.
Use it then and re-evaluate your approach.
Re-evaluate your approach.
Maybe, but you can't evaluate a man by logic alone.
Each of you must evaluate the loss in the privacy of your own thoughts.
Jim, how do you evaluate the oxygen situation?
I can't evaluate the physical and mental effects of this concussion, even if the operation succeeds.
But one cannot evaluate pleasure in terms of productivity.
Evaluate, trace and restore all absorption channels.
As far as I can evaluate the situation in here.
A thing like this, it's. It's too big to evaluate.
It's a little too soon to evaluate.
No machine can evaluate.
I thought you said this machine can't evaluate.
Your orders are recover it, not evaluate it.
Nevertheless, the situation made me take stock of myself, evaluate my assets and liabilities.
When I evaluate the secret models of your rockets. on my U.S. Testing grounds. I will be under government supervision anyway.
I understand your disappointment, but as chief medical officer it's my responsibility to evaluate the fitness of all personnel.
Mr. Raynal, owner of a nearby mill, inspected the building every month to evaluate needed repairs.
How would you evaluate your drinking habits? None at all?
You will evaluate the situation.
To reflect, to evaluate, to judge before acting.
You're going to be here for a period, for us to evaluate you. We're going to study you.
Evaluate me if you dare.
We'll have a chance to evaluate its impact.
Signal all commanders to increase speed. and evaluate Implementation Plan Three.

News and current affairs

PARIS - To evaluate an American president's foreign-policy performance after one term is challenging, given the complex diplomatic and strategic environment and significant domestic constraints that confront every US president.
Geithner also aims to make financial deals simpler and easier to evaluate, so that boards, regulators, and investors can better assess the risks they face.
We should evaluate the AIIB by how it chooses and fosters projects, not just by how much financing it provides.
I don't know how to evaluate that claim, or whether we could have prevented those attacks in other ways.
Of course, everyone is free to comment on and evaluate events as he or she pleases.
But a high standard of fidelity to the truth is needed in the media; otherwise, debates become too distorted for citizens to evaluate correctly their meaning.
When European corporations outsource labor-intensive manufacturing to low-cost countries but keep the rest of the production process in Europe, they greatly complicate matters for anyone trying to evaluate the economics of trade defense.
Simple computer programs can compare two or more strings of these units and evaluate degrees of similarity, search huge databases to match new sequences against known ones, and cluster groups of sequences in the form of a family tree.
The best way to make one would be for Merkel's next government to appoint an independent expert commission to evaluate the alternatives, without regard to the prevailing taboos.
Is it possible to evaluate a state in the same way that you evaluate a firm, thereby reducing its performance to a set of specific actions?
Policymakers must evaluate globalization in terms of developmental needs, not vice versa.
The problem is, most employees do not fully understand options or stocks and do not know how to evaluate them.
These journals cast a wide net for the best research and relied on leading experts to evaluate ideas.
Calls to re-evaluate the official response began when President Hu Jintao and Premier Wen Jiabao came to power seven years ago.
The Copenhagen Consensus Center, of which I am director, recently asked 60 teams of economists to evaluate the benefits and costs of these proposed targets, which will come into force to replace the Millennium Development Goals in September.
There have been several attempts to evaluate, through observational studies, the impact of screening in the general population.
With observational studies producing inadequate results, scientists turned to a procedure developed years ago to evaluate new tuberculosis drugs: randomized screening trials.
The department heads and oversight committees that meet to evaluate programming seldom dictate content, but merely pass their complaints and recommendations down to programming heads.
This sense of urgency led us to evaluate current policies and look for viable alternatives. The evidence is overwhelming.
At the end of the day, the capacity of people to evaluate risks and make informed choices will be as important to regulating the use of drugs as more humane and efficient laws and policies.
As a result, they lose their ability over time to evaluate critically their own actions and errors.
Though interest rates across the European Union are at historic lows, government debt in the eurozone could come under severe pressure should bond markets re-evaluate the riskiness of sovereign borrowers.
Most major countries now have some kind of agency that issues general calls for proposals and uses peer review to evaluate them.

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