pro rata in German
pro rata in German is anteilig, anteilsmäßig, pro rata — pro rata means worked out in proportion to a larger whole, so that each part gets a share matching its size, time or contribution.
pro rata in German
anteilig
(of an allocation) In proportion to some factor that can be exactly calculated.
anteilsmäßig
(of an allocation) In proportion to some factor that can be exactly calculated.
pro rata
(of an allocation) In proportion to some factor that can be exactly calculated.
proportional
(of an allocation) In proportion to some factor that can be exactly calculated.
verhältnismäßig
(of an allocation) In proportion to some factor that can be exactly calculated.
What does "pro rata" mean?
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adjective Worked out in proportion to a larger whole, so that each part gets a share matching its size, time or contribution.
"Part-time staff receive a pro rata holiday entitlement."
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adverb In proportion; by a matching share.
"Costs will be divided pro rata among the four owners."
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pro rata in a sentence
- Part-time staff receive a pro rata holiday entitlement.
- The salary is £40,000 pro rata for a three-day week.
- Costs will be divided pro rata among the four owners.
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What is "pro rata" in German?
"pro rata" in German is anteilig, anteilsmäßig, pro rata. pro rata means: Worked out in proportion to a larger whole, so that each part gets a share matching its size, time or contribution.
How do you use "pro rata" in a sentence?
Example: "Part-time staff receive a pro rata holiday entitlement." In German, "pro rata" is anteilig, anteilsmäßig, pro rata.
Are there other ways to say "pro rata" in German?
Yes — German has 5 translations listed for "pro rata": anteilig, anteilsmäßig, pro rata, proportional, verhältnismäßig.
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