quota in Latin
quota in Latin is pensum — quota means a fixed share or amount that someone is required, allowed, or expected to reach.
quota in Latin
pensum
A prescribed number or percentage that may serve as, for example, a maximum, a minimum, or a goal.
What does "quota" mean?
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noun A fixed share or amount that someone is required, allowed, or expected to reach.
"Each salesperson has a monthly quota of fifty units."
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quota in a sentence
- Each salesperson has a monthly quota of fifty units.
- The country set a strict quota on the number of refugees it would accept.
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What is "quota" in Latin?
"quota" in Latin is pensum. quota means: A fixed share or amount that someone is required, allowed, or expected to reach.
How do you use "quota" in a sentence?
Example: "Each salesperson has a monthly quota of fifty units." In Latin, "quota" is pensum.
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