as‧sess‧ment S3 W2 AC / əsesmənt / 名词 [可数和不可数名词]

1 a process in which you make a judgment about a person or situation, or the judgment you make

assessment of

What’s Michael’s assessment of the situation?

a reading assessment test

2 a calculation about the cost or value of something :

a tax assessment

→ continuous assessment at continuous ( 3 )

COLLOCATIONS

动词

make an assessment I had to make a quick assessment of the situation and act accordingly.

do/carry out an assessment A teacher does a yearly assessment of each child’s progress.

形容词

a general/overall/broad assessment (= that covers the main features or parts of something, not the details ) The doctor must carry out a general assessment of the patient’s health.

a detailed assessment We need a detailed assessment of what this will cost.

a comprehensive assessment (= that includes all the necessary facts or details ) Our clients receive a comprehensive assessment of their financial affairs.

an objective assessment (= that is based on facts, not on feelings or beliefs ) The test results will provide an objective assessment of how much you have improved.

sb’s personal assessment What’s your personal assessment of the risks?

assessment + NOUN

the assessment procedure/process Parents need to feel part of the assessment procedure.

assessment methods/techniques We recommend using a variety of assessment methods.