prorate in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for prorate in the English»Spanish Dictionary

prorate [Am ˌproʊˈreɪt, Brit prəʊˈreɪt, ˈprəʊreɪt] VB trans Am

1. prorate:

prorate

prorratear

2. prorate <prorated, pp >:

prorated

prorrateado

Translations for prorate in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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prorratear

to prorate Am

prorate in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for prorate in the English»Spanish Dictionary

prorate VB trans, pro-rate [prəʊˈreɪt] VB trans Am

prorate

prorratear

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Your days off get reset at the end of every year, and if you start after the first of the year you should prorate the number.

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Additional budgetary flexibility is considerable and has been repeatedly demonstrated; mechanisms include the secretary of administration's power to reallocate balances, reduce agency appropriations or prorate or defer certain payments.

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Whether your new lease starts a few days early or mid-month, many property managers will prorate the rental amount.

money.usnews.com

Prorate is the ratio between the billing period and number of days in the month.

sg.news.yahoo.com

You may also want to prorate your cell phone, landline, auto and even technology costs, because without them, you'd be working on your campaign from a park bench.

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One of the things it did was allow you to extend the election campaign to 11 weeks and prorate expenses to match.

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Is it fair to prorate that and expect him to hit 42 home runs?

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If he uses his vehicle partially for business purposes and partially for other purposes, he must prorate his expenses based on the distances driven.

business.financialpost.com

Too bad, because his 2015-16 boxcars prorate to a very respectable 21-33-54.

edmontonjournal.com

Unlike other sections in the tax code which lack in allowing current deductions for most start-up expenses, section 195 allows a taxpayer prorate start-up expenditures over a 180-month period.

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