league table
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++ˈleague ˌtable noun [countable] especially British EnglishDS a list in which people, teams, or organizations are shown in order of their success or quality 排名表 The government’s school league tables are published today. 政府的学校排名表今天公布。
Examples from the Corpus
league table• He says a league table of electrical stores will be produced when all the results of the survey are collated nationally.• The exam league table is supposed to help parents make well informed choices for their children.• Dame Jill Knight I thank my right hon. Friend on behalf of the west midlands, which is also high in the league table.ˈleague ˌtable nounChineseSyllable
people, or Corpus which organizations in a list teams,
league table
ˈleague ˌtable
noun [countable]
especially British English a list in which people, teams, or organizations are shown in order of their success or quality:
The government’s school league tables are published today.
ˈleague ˌtable
noun [countable]especially British English a list in which people, teams, or organizations are shown in order of their success or quality: