A person's level or position in a group or organization.
He worked hard to improve his rank in the company.
他努力工作以提高自己在公司中的职位。
A person's official level in the military, police, or similar group.
The soldier was proud of his high rank in the army.
这名士兵为他在军队中的高军衔感到自豪。
Ordinary soldiers, not officers.
He started as a low rank and became an officer.
他从一名普通士兵开始,后来成为了一名军官。
How good or important something is compared to others.
The school has a high rank for quality education.
这所学校在优质教育方面排名很高。
The people in a group or organization.
New members joined the ranks of the club.
新成员加入了俱乐部的行列。
A line of soldiers, police, or people standing side by side.
The soldiers stood in straight ranks during the parade.
士兵们在阅兵式上站成笔直的队列。
A line or row of people or things.
The books were arranged in neat ranks on the shelf.
书籍在书架上整齐地排列成行。
A number that shows the position of something in a list.
Her test score gave her a top rank in the class.
她的考试成绩使她在班级中名列前茅。
To place someone or something in order based on quality or importance.
The judges will rank the contestants from best to worst.
评委们将参赛者从最好到最差进行排名。
To arrange things in a line or row.
The chairs were ranked along the wall for the event.
椅子沿着墙壁排列成行,为活动做准备。
Having a very bad smell.
The old food had a rank odor that filled the room.
变质的食物散发出难闻的气味,充满了整个房间。
Very bad or unpleasant.
The unfair treatment was a rank injustice to everyone.
这种不公平的待遇对每个人来说都是严重的不公正。
Used to emphasize how bad or amateur something is.
His poor performance showed he was a rank beginner.
他糟糕的表现表明他完全是个新手。
Growing too thickly and wildly.
The garden was overgrown with rank weeds everywhere.
花园里到处都长满了茂密的杂草。