英语词汇“per”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

　

单词	per
释义	Trends of per View usage for: per (pɜːʳ) 1. preposition You use per to express rates and ratios. For example, if something costs £50 per year, you must pay £50 each year for it. If a vehicle is travelling at 40 miles per hour, it travels 40 miles each hour. Social Security refused to pay her more than £17 per week. Buses and trains use much less fuel per person than cars. 2. per head 3. See as per English Easy Learning GrammarPrepositionsA preposition is one of a small but very common group of words that relate differentitems to each other. Most English prepositions have a number of meanings ... Read more per in British English (pɜː, unstressed pə) determiner 1. for every three pence per pound preposition 2. (esp in some Latin phrases) by; through 3. as per 4. as per usual Word origin C15: from Latin: by, for each PER in British English abbreviation for (in Britain) Professional Employment Register per- in British English prefix 1. through pervade 2. throughout perennial 3. away, beyond perfidy 4. completely, throughly perplex 5. (intensifier) perfervid 6. indicating that a chemical compound contains a high proportion of a specified element peroxide perchloride 7. indicating that a chemical element is in a higher than usual state of oxidation permanganate perchlorate 8. (not in technical usage) a variant of peroxy- persulphuric acid Word origin from Latin per through Per in American English 1. Persia 2. Persian per in American English 1 (pɜr) preposition 1. through; by; by means of 2. a. for each; for every fifty cents per yard b. during each used in indicating a rate of motion or activity to cover 500 miles per day 3. according to used esp. in business per your instructions Word origin L < IE base per-, a going beyond > far, for1 per in American English 2 1. period 2. person per- in American English (pɜr) 1. through, throughout perfoliate, peroral 2. thoroughly, completely, very perfervid 3. Chemistry a. containing a specified element or radical in its maximum, or a relatively high, valence perchloric acid b. containing the maximum amount of the indicated element perfluoropropane (completely fluorinated propane, C3F8) c. containing the divalent group O2 peracid : sometimes peroxy- Word origin L < per, through: see per1 Examples of 'per' in a sentence per They also work out how much each diet costs them per pound in weight they lose. The Sun (2016) The pound dropped 6 per cent in only ten minutes. Times, Sunday Times (2016) They work fewer hours per year than most other countries, which means productivity is sluggish. Times, Sunday Times (2016) Straight away the players had to do ten miles per hour for 90 minutes. The Sun (2016) With the pound down 15 per cent on the euro, ingredients are dearer. Times, Sunday Times (2016) It charges from 180 per hour for a team of three to carry out an at-home service. The Sun (2017) His average mins per game is only 57, less than an hour per match. The Sun (2016) It is costing 120 million to build and will be capable of processing 30,000 packages per hour at its peak. Times, Sunday Times (2016) The standard measure of productivity is output per hour. Times, Sunday Times (2016) The result is how much was returned to shareholders per pound paid in compensation. Times, Sunday Times (2012) Another factor was the proliferation of claims management companies who receive hundreds of pounds per case for referring claimants to lawyers. Times, Sunday Times (2012) One entry per person per hour. The Sun (2011) About eighty thousand dollars per hour. Frederic Alan Maxwell BAD BOY BALLMER (2002) They charged only 30p per hour and quickly became the favoured haunt for the young and unemployed. Times, Sunday Times (2010) These schools charge low fees, perhaps a couple of pounds per month. Times, Sunday Times (2006) Names typically provide only 40p of capital per pound of insurance they underwrite. Times, Sunday Times (2008) You need to be informed as to the value of the area, in pounds per square foot. Times, Sunday Times (2006) The ONS measures output per worker or output per hour. Times, Sunday Times (2012) I wouldn't have been able to do enough loaves per hour! The Sun (2014) Then each succeeding mile was completed at a lower steady speed than the previous mile, again at a whole number of miles per hour. Times, Sunday Times (2015) The quota is set to maintain domestic prices between 20 and 22 cents per pound. Miller, Roger LeRoy & Fishe, Raymond P. H. Microeconomics: Price Theory in Practice (1995) Buyers are thus forced to consider new-build, which generally offers more square footage per pound. Times, Sunday Times (2007) Meat, fish, and poultry combined must not add up to more than one pound per week. Kowalski, Robert E The 8-Week Cholesterol Cure (1990) If you need any other assistance you pay 75 for the first hour and 25 per subsequent half hour. Times, Sunday Times (2006) The British people need to know that it costs a pound per person per week to be in the EU. Times, Sunday Times (2013) At the time we put in the pool, the average family car cost about as much per pound as a good cut of beef, roughly a dollar. Eddison, Sydney A Patchwork Garden: Unexpected Pleasures from a Country Garden (1990) In other languages per British English: per /pɜː; pə/ PREPOSITION You use per* to talk about each one of something. For example, if a vehicle is travelling at 40 miles per hour, it travels 40 miles each hour. Buses use much less fuel per person than cars. American English: per Arabic: لِكُلِّ Brazilian Portuguese: por Chinese: 每 Croatian: po Czech: na Danish: per Dutch: per European Spanish: por proporción Finnish: per French: par German: pro Greek: ανά Italian: a Japanese: ･･･につき Korean: ...당 각각 Norwegian: per Polish: przez European Portuguese: por Romanian: pe Russian: из расчета на Latin American Spanish: por proporción Swedish: per Thai: ต่อ Turkish: başına Ukrainian: на Vietnamese: cho mỗi Chinese translation of 'per' per (pəːʳ) prep 每 (měi) per day 每天 (měi tiān) per person 每人 (měi rén) per hour 每小时(時) (měi xiǎoshí) per kilo 每公斤 (měi gōngjīn) per annum 每年 (měi nián) per capita 每人 (měi rén) as per your instructions (frm) 按照你的指示 (ànzhào nǐ de zhǐshì) All related terms of 'per' per day 每天 měi tiān per cent 百分之 ... bǎi fēn zhī ... per hour 每小时(時) měi xiǎoshí per kilo 每公斤 měi gōngjīn per annum 每年 měi nián per capita 每人 měi rén per person 每人 měi rén a or per year 每年 měi nián by 15 per cent 以百分之十五 yǐ bǎi fēn zhī shíwǔ a 20 per cent discount 优(優)惠百分之二十 yōuhuì bǎi fēn zhī èrshí as per your instructions ( frm ) 按照你的指示 ànzhào nǐ de zhǐshì 10 pounds a or per head 每人10英镑(鎊) měi rén shí yīngbàng 70 miles per or an hour 每小时(時)70英里 měi xiǎoshí qīshí yīnglǐ a or one hundred per cent 百分之百 bǎi fēn zhī bǎi p.a. per annum 每年 měi nián pc per cent 百分之 bǎi fēn zhī crime has increased by 10 per cent 犯罪率上升了10% fànzuìlǜ shàngshēngle bǎi fēn zhī shí unemployment is running at 20 per cent 失业(業)率为(為)20% shīyèlǜ wéi bǎifēnzhī èrshí mph miles per hour 每小时(時) ... 英里 měi xiǎoshí ... yīnglǐ pp per procurationem 以 ... 的名义(義) yǐ ... de míngyì km/h kilometres per hour 每小时(時) ... 公里 měi xiǎoshí ... gōnglǐ (at) 60 kilometres/miles an or per hour 每小时(時)60公里/英里 měi xiǎoshí liùshí gōnglǐ/yīnglǐ
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