evaluate

evaluate

形容词：

1. evaluative: 评估的

名词：

1. evaluation: 评估

词语辨析：

evaluate 和 assess 都表示对某事物进行评估或估价，但 assess 侧重于对某事物进行全面的评估，而 evaluate 则更强调对事物的综合判断。

词汇扩充：

1. evaluator: 评估者
2. evaluatory: 评估的
3. reevaluate: 重新评估

近义词：

1. assess
2. appraise
3. estimate

反义词：

1. ignore
2. neglect

柯林斯词典（Collins Dictionary）：

英 [ɪˈvæljʊeɪt] 美 [ɪˈvæljueɪt]

1. 动词 (VERB)
   1. If you evaluate something or someone, you consider them in order to make a judgment about them, for example about how good or bad they are.
   2. If scientists are to evaluate these data properly, they must be able to draw on a body of past knowledge.
   3. He is unable to evaluate the significance of the data he has gathered.

牛津词典（Oxford Dictionary）：

[ɪˈvæljʊeɪt]

1. 动词 (VERB)
   1. Form an idea of the amount, number, or value of; assess.
   2. Official attempts to evaluate the effects of the recession.

用法示例：

1. It is difficult to evaluate the success of the project without sufficient data.
2. The company hired a team of experts to evaluate the potential risks and benefits.
3. She asked her teacher to evaluate her performance in the play.
4. The committee will evaluate the proposals and select the most suitable one.
5. The government conducted a survey to evaluate public opinion on the new policy.
6. The manager will evaluate the employees' performance during the annual review.
7. The school uses various methods to evaluate students' progress.
8. It is important to evaluate the potential risks before making a decision.
9. The research project aims to evaluate the effectiveness of the new treatment.
10. He is qualified to evaluate the authenticity of the artwork.
11. The professor will evaluate the students' essays based on their content and structure.
12. They need to evaluate the financial implications of the proposed investment.
13. The company will evaluate the market demand before launching the new product.
14. The team will evaluate the performance of the software under different conditions.
15. It is important to evaluate the impact of the policy on the environment.
16. He was asked to evaluate the project and provide recommendations for improvement.
17. The student's ability to critically evaluate sources is crucial for academic research.
18. The government will evaluate the effectiveness of the new healthcare program.
19. The judge will evaluate the evidence presented in court before making a decision.
20. She needs more time to evaluate the options and make a decision.