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TOEFL IELTS BNC: 1488 COCA: 2042

assess

Word family 
as·sess /əˈses/ ●●○ AWL verb [transitiveT]  
1  JUDGEto make a judgment about a person or situation after thinking carefully about it 评价，评定 SYN judge
assess the impact/extent/effectiveness etc of something
 a report to assess the impact of advertising on children
评价广告对儿童影响的报告
assess what/how etc
 The technique is being tried in classrooms to assess what effects it may have.
这种方法正在课堂上试用，以评定效果。
be assessed as something
 Many of the adults were assessed as having learning difficulties.
这些成人中许多被评定有学习障碍。
2  COUNT/CALCULATEto calculate the value or cost of something 估价，估计
be assessed at something
 The value of the business was assessed at £1.25 million.
对该企业估价125万英镑。
Examples from the Corpus
assess• Francis Urquhart is more difficult to assess.• I took the ring to a jeweller to have its value assessed.• For these reasons the functional significance of these observations is difficult to assess.• Rates were locally assessed and the amounts payable varied considerably from place to place.• The total value of the paintings is assessed at $20 million.• Scientists are particularly interested in observing the thawing and freezing of the polar icecaps in order to assess changes in sea level.• This computer program will assess how much is spent on each student within the school.• The committee will continue to assess how we can improve.• The use of rose bengal dye was the first attempt at assessing liver function through dye excretion.• The booklet aims to help parents assess recent educational changes.• This test provides an excellent way of assessing students' progress.• The problems of assessing such links are, of course, huge, but there is scope for a contribution.• Psychologists will assess the child's behavior.• He has written a guidebook that assesses the quality of Californian hotels.• High Commissioner for Refugees visit the detention center twice a week to assess those requests.• Workstart is an experimental programme to help us assess what forms of wage subsidy work best.
be assessed as something• Their total numbers were assessed as being of the order of 350-400,000 against the Allies' 500,000.• Their intention is assessed as being to seize the oil installations at the earliest opportunity.• Fourthly, in some cases elders may be assessed as having little practical consciousness.• If the buyer rejects the goods for breach of condition, his damages are assessed as m the case of non-delivery.• Where boundary fences are in poor condition, the estimated cost of rectification should be assessed as part of the financial appraisal.• On the basis of their comments about their jobs, the women were assessed as satisfied or dissatisfied with employment work.• The experience is subjective and should be assessed as subjective yet vital in understanding the individual.
be assessed at something• In this case the probabilities of success and failure are assessed at 0.5.• But, as I understand it, the present legislation insists that all empty properties will be assessed at 50 percent.• Discounts for empty properties will be assessed at 50 percent.• Sir Horatio Palavicino, an exceptionally wealthy man, complained when his income was assessed at £80.• Compliance and response to a gluten free diet were assessed at each visit by careful questioning.• Departures from the null hypothesis were assessed at the 5% significance level.• All of the attainment targets can be assessed at various levels, with corresponding programmes of study leading towards them.
From Longman Business Dictionary
assessas·sess /əˈses/ verb [intransitiveI, transitiveT]
1to make a judgement about a person or situation after considering all the information
This information is needed to assess efficiency and effectiveness.
assess that
The federal government assessed that the assets had been acquired illegally.
2to calculate how much something will cost to repair, how much something is worth, how much money someone should be given etc
Ten loss adjusters are still assessing the extent of the damage.
assess something at
The net value of his estate was assessed at around £6,250,000.
3to calculate the amount of tax someone should pay
assess somebody/something on something
The payroll tax isn’t assessed on wages above a certain level.
Origin assess
(1400-1500) Old French assesser, from Latin, past participle of assidere “to sit beside, help in making judgments”, from ad- “to” + sedere “to sit”
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TOEFL IELTS BNC: 1488 COCA: 2042
assess

verb¹

 1form an opinion評價ADVERB | VERB + ASSESS | PREPOSITION ADVERB➤fully充分評估▸➤accurately, correctly, properly準確地／正確地／恰當地評價➤carefully仔細地評估◇She carefully assessed the situation.她仔細地估計了一下形勢。➤quickly快速評價▸➤directly直接評估▸➤independently獨立評估◇The studies were independently assessed by several researchers.幾位研究者各自對這些研究進行了評估。➤critically審慎地評價VERB + ASSESS➤attempt to, try to試圖評價▸➤help to有助於評價▸➤be difficult to難以評價◇It is difficult to fully assess the damage.很難充分估量損失。PREPOSITION➤for對⋯作出評估◇She decided to get her daughter assessed for dyslexia.她決定請人評估一下女兒是否有誦讀困難。
assess

verb²

 2amount/value數量；價值ADVERB | VERB + ASSESS | PREPOSITION ADVERB➤accurately, correctly, properly準確地／正確地／適當地估算VERB + ASSESS➤attempt to, try to試圖估算▸➤be difficult to難以估算◇It is difficult to assess the building's value properly without seeing it.沒有親眼看到建築，很難恰當地估計它的價值。PREPOSITION➤at估算為⋯◇The legal costs have been assessed at $75 000.訴訟費估計為 75,000 美元。
TOEFL IELTS BNC: 1488 COCA: 2042
assess verb
⇨ judge 1 (assess sb/sth's performance) ⇨ price (assess the amount of compensation) ⇨ test 2 (assess students' work)
TOEFL IELTS BNC: 1488 COCA: 2042
assess
To think carefully or a lot about things: consider, plan, think out...
To calculate or count: calculate, count, estimate...

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