pro rata in Japanese
pro rata in Japanese is 比例 — 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 Japanese
比例
Pronounced: hirei
(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 Japanese?
"pro rata" in Japanese is 比例. 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 pronounce 比例?
"pro rata" in Japanese is 比例, pronounced "hirei".
How do you use "pro rata" in a sentence?
Example: "Part-time staff receive a pro rata holiday entitlement." In Japanese, "pro rata" is 比例.
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