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德语
pro·rate [美 ˌproʊˈreɪt] 动词 trans 美
- to prorate sth
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Is it fair to prorate that and expect him to hit 42 home runs?
www.sportsnet.ca 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.
lifehacker.com 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.
www.digitaljournal.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.
www.entrepreneur.com Prorate is the ratio between the billing period and number of days in the month.
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