rating system
[ˈreɪtɪŋ ˈsɪstəm]
nounpl: rating systems
sistema de classificação
1. A structured method or framework used to evaluate, assess, or rank people, products, services, or content based on predetermined criteria or scales
The movie rating system helps parents decide which films are appropriate for their children.
O sistema de classificação de filmes ajuda os pais a decidir quais filmes são apropriados para seus filhos.
2. A numerical or categorical scale used to measure quality, performance, creditworthiness, or customer satisfaction
The hotel's five-star rating system influenced our booking decision.
O sistema de classificação de cinco estrelas do hotel influenciou nossa decisão de reserva.
3. A digital or online mechanism that collects user feedback through scores or reviews
The e-commerce platform uses a rating system where customers can leave reviews from one to five stars.
A plataforma de comércio eletrônico usa um sistema de classificação onde os clientes podem deixar avaliações de uma a cinco estrelas.
Rating systems are deeply embedded in both American and Brazilian digital cultures, particularly in e-commerce (Amazon, OLX), streaming platforms (Netflix), and hospitality (Airbnb, booking.com). In Brazil, the sistema de classificação is heavily used for content ratings (cinema classifications G, PG, 12, 14, 16, 18), while in the USA, similar systems exist but with different categories. Both cultures rely heavily on online rating systems for consumer decision-making in the digital age.
NYC Slang
rating game, star system
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