low-rated
UK/ˌləʊ ˈreɪtɪd/US/ˌloʊ ˈreɪt̬ɪd/
释义
adj.
评分低的；评价差的；低等级的
词源
概述
low-rated 是一个现代英语复合词，由两个基础盎格鲁-撒克逊语素构成。词根 low 奠定了“低”的核心概念，而 rate 则引入了“评价、分级”的维度。后缀 -ed 将整个组合转化为形容词，直白地描述“被给予了低评价的”状态。这个词的演变逻辑清晰直接，其现代含义完美地融合了各语素的字面意义，专指在评分系统中等级或声誉较低的事物。
例句
“The network decided to cancel the low-rated show due to poor viewership.”
由于收视率不佳，电视台决定取消这部低评分节目。
“Despite its star-studded cast, the film was universally panned and became a low-rated box office failure.”
尽管明星云集，这部电影仍恶评如潮，成了一部低评分的票房败作。
“You can often find some hidden gems among the low-rated products if you read the detailed customer reviews.”
如果你仔细阅读详细的客户评价，通常能在低评分产品中发现一些隐藏的好东西。