Noun(1) amount of a charge or payment relative to some basis,a magnitude or frequency relative to a time unit,the relative speed of progress or change,fee charged for service,privilege,goods,speed,pace,ratio,proportion(2) amount of a charge or payment relative to some basis(3) a magnitude or frequency relative to a time unit(4) the relative speed of progress or change(5) fee charged for service(6) privilege(7) goods(8) speed(9) pace(10) ratio(11) proportion
Verb(1) assign a rank or rating to,be worthy of or have a certain rating,estimate the value of,be entitled to,judge,classify(2) assign a rank or rating to(3) be worthy of or have a certain rating(4) estimate the value of(5) be entitled to(6) judge(7) classify
Noun(1) amount of a charge or payment relative to some basis,a magnitude or frequency relative to a time unit,the relative speed of progress or change,fee charged for service,privilege,goods,speed,pace,ratio,proportion(2) amount of a charge or payment relative to some basis(3) a magnitude or frequency relative to a time unit(4) the relative speed of progress or change(5) fee charged for service(6) privilege(7) goods(8) speed(9) pace(10) ratio(11) proportion
Verb(1) assign a rank or rating to,be worthy of or have a certain rating,estimate the value of,be entitled to,judge,classify(2) assign a rank or rating to(3) be worthy of or have a certain rating(4) estimate the value of(5) be entitled to(6) judge(7) classify
(1) your heart rate(2) failure rate(3) They also want overtime to be paid at time-and-a-half and double the hourly rate , with full pay for the first six months that miners are off sick.(4) a u00d4u00f6u00bcu251cu25513.40 minimum hourly rate of pay(5) Repayments will increase dramatically if the rate moves towards 3%, as predicted.(6) The actual average annual exchange rate in 1978 was US $0.877 / CA $1.00.(7) Across the country this year's pass rate soared to 96 per cent - the 22nd annual rise in a row.(8) The rental rate includes all the fixed costs of operating a facility expressed on a square footage basis.(9) market rate(10) They try to judge their speed with its rate of descent, and mistakes happen.(11) the crime rate rose by 26 percent(12) A person on $60,000 pays a marginal tax rate of 47 per cent on the next dollar they earn.(13) Oh who am I kidding, the thought of riding wasn't the only thing that was causing my heart rate to speed up.(14) If she gets pregnant, the interest rate drops by one basis point for one year.(15) you can rate it excellent, good or poor(16) On exiting the scheme, tax is charged at a rate of 23 per cent on the interest earned.
(1) your heart rate(2) failure rate(3) They also want overtime to be paid at time-and-a-half and double the hourly rate , with full pay for the first six months that miners are off sick.(4) a u00d4u00f6u00bcu251cu25513.40 minimum hourly rate of pay(5) Repayments will increase dramatically if the rate moves towards 3%, as predicted.(6) The actual average annual exchange rate in 1978 was US $0.877 / CA $1.00.(7) Across the country this year's pass rate soared to 96 per cent - the 22nd annual rise in a row.(8) The rental rate includes all the fixed costs of operating a facility expressed on a square footage basis.(9) market rate(10) They try to judge their speed with its rate of descent, and mistakes happen.(11) the crime rate rose by 26 percent(12) A person on $60,000 pays a marginal tax rate of 47 per cent on the next dollar they earn.(13) Oh who am I kidding, the thought of riding wasn't the only thing that was causing my heart rate to speed up.(14) If she gets pregnant, the interest rate drops by one basis point for one year.(15) you can rate it excellent, good or poor(16) On exiting the scheme, tax is charged at a rate of 23 per cent on the interest earned.