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signNumber: 1274 idGloss: assess pageURL: https://www.auslan.org.au/dictionary/gloss/assess.html keywords: - assessment - disdain - assess - ogle - scorn regionImages: - https://www.auslan.org.au/static/img/maps/Auslan.png - https://www.auslan.org.au/static/img/maps/Auslan/AustraliaWide-traditional.png signDemonstrations: - url: https://object-store.rc.nectar.org.au/v1/AUTH_92e2f9b70316412697cddc6f3ac0ee4e/staticauslanorgau/auslan/16/16710.mp4 available: true lastModified: Thu, 11 May 2023 06:12:19 GMT etag: c772771901077e5dd562a21a4e6c16d5 contentType: video/mp4 contentLength: 125233 signedDefinitions: [] writtenDefinitions: - title: General Definition entries: - The action of one person looking at another or at a relatively tall and thin object, or any action or thing directly or indirectly associated with this. - title: As a Noun entries: - A judgement made about the quality of a student and their work. English = assessment. - "[With a negative facial expression] a feeling of dislike for someone because you think they are of little value or importance. English = disdain." - title: As a Verb or Adjective entries: - To look at someone, or to look someone up and down, often in order to make a judgement about them. Idiomatic English = size someone up. - To consider a student and their work in order to make a judgement about the quality of their work. English = assess. - To stare at someone, especially in a way that indicates a sexual interest. Used showing disapproval. English = ogle. Informal English = perve, have a perve, gawk at. - "[With a negative facial expression] to look at someone as if you think that they have very little value or importance; to look at someone with a feeling of dislike and rejection. English = scorn, disdain. Idiomatic English = look down your nose at someone." previousSign: look-back nextSign: diagnosis timestamp: 1683785539000