evaluate

US /ɪˈvæljuˌet/

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UK /ɪˈvæljueɪt/

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v.t.Transitive VerbTo form an idea to judge something carefully

Please evaluate my idea and tell me if it will work

v.t.Transitive VerbTo calculate or work out the value or amount of something.

The teacher asked the students to evaluate the expression.

v.t.Transitive VerbTo judge the quality of someone's work or performance.

The manager will evaluate the employee's performance.

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clicks. Some things that you can evaluate with these metrics include:
clicks. Some things that you can evaluate with these metrics include:

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is that we would want to evaluate f of 2.
is that we would want to evaluate f of 2.

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Take some time to evaluate your various life commitments.
Take some time to evaluate your various life commitments.

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His job is to evaluate some of the worst-case scenarios, and he thinks that Israel's airspace should be more restricted.
His job is to evaluate some of the worst-case scenarios, and he thinks that Israel's airspace should be more restricted.

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it will have the space to step back and evaluate what's really important.
it will have the space to step back and evaluate what's really important.

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This is why we feel a momentary rush of terror before calming down in a situation we evaluate to not be dangerous after all.
This is why we feel a momentary rush of terror before calming down in a situation we evaluate to not be dangerous after all.
Before calming down in a situation we evaluate to not be dangerous after all.
Before calming down in a situation we evaluate to not be dangerous after all.

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a narrower range each time to evaluate a broad spectrum
a narrower range each time to evaluate a broad spectrum