Prorating - English meaning

Prorating – definitions in English dictionary

verb
Allocate, distribute, or assess pro rata.
Usage examples:
Bonuses are prorated over the life of a player's contract

verb
To calculate a cost, payment, or price according to the number of hours worked, how much of something has been used, etc. in relation to a larger number of hours worked, a larger amount of something used, etc.
Usage examples:
The bonuses for part-time employees should have been prorated based on their hours., the fund and i…

Prorating translation into English

Prorating: translate from English into Chinese

按比例分配

Prorating: translate from English into Dutch

Pro rata

Prorating: translate from English into French

Au prorata

Prorating: translate from English into German

Anteilig

Prorating: translate from English into Hindi

प्रोरेटिंग

Prorating: translate from English into Italian

Proporzionalmente

Prorating: translate from English into Korean

비례 배분

Prorating: translate from English into Russian

Пропорциональный

Prorating: translate from English into Spanish

Prorrateando

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Prorating – similar words

prorated

verb
Allocate, distribute, or assess pro rata.
Usage examples:
Bonuses are prorated over the life of a player's contract

adjective
Calculated according to the amount of something that has been used, in relation to a larger total amount
Usage examples:
Attendees joining the course later will pay a prorated fee., any new projects would be funded on a …

Prorated - all meanings in English

prorate

verb
Allocate, distribute, or assess pro rata.
Usage examples:
Bonuses are prorated over the life of a player's contract

verb
To calculate a cost, payment, or price according to the number of hours worked, how much of something has been used, etc. in relation to a larger number of hours worked, a larger amount of something used, etc.
Usage examples:
The bonuses for part-time employees should have been prorated based on their hours., the fund and i…

Prorate - all meanings in English

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