Rake is just another word for slope. Flat ground has no rake. Sloping ground has rake. Builders also call it fall or grade.
It matters most for sliding gates. A sliding gate slides sideways, so the bottom of the gate has to stay above the ground the whole way it moves. If the ground rises part way along, a flat gate can catch on it.
There are three ways to build for it. Level: flat ground, a square gate. Single rake: the bottom follows the sloping ground while the top stays flat. Double rake: the top and the bottom both slope. You pick the rake mode in CAD60 and it works out the shape and the cut list.