rubric — A set of rules or guidelines; a category or classification
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: A set of rules or guidelines; a category or classification
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈruːbrɪk/
Korean meaning: 규칙이나 지침의 집합; 범주나 분류
Korean pronunciation: **루**브릭
Example Sentences
- The teacher's rubric was so detailed that students knew exactly how many points they'd lose for each typo.
- Under the rubric of 'team building', the company forced employees to do trust falls every Friday.
- The university operates under the rubric of academic excellence.
rubric
NOUN//ˈruːbrɪk//
A set of rules or guidelines; a category or classification
규칙이나 지침의 집합; 범주나 분류
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Origin
From Latin 'rubricus' meaning 'red.' In medieval times, important rules and headings in manuscripts were written in red ink to make them stand out.
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“The teacher's rubric was so detailed that students knew exactly how many points they'd lose for each typo.”
“Under the rubric of 'team building', the company forced employees to do trust falls every Friday.”
“The university operates under the rubric of academic excellence.”
“Each presentation will be evaluated using a standardized rubric.”
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