Definition of prorate in English:

prorate

verb prəʊˈreɪtˈprəʊreɪtˌproʊˈreɪt

[with object]North American

Allocate, distribute, or assess pro rata.
bonuses are prorated over the life of a player's contract
Example sentencesExamples
- Aggregate scores were calculated by prorating each child's mean score (excluding tasks where the child failed the control questions, or did not complete the task) to give an equivalent score out of 12.
- The amount is prorated for earned portions of a month.
- Ideally, benefits and salary will be prorated to the number of hours worked by each employee.
- Dues are prorated, but the emphasis on tenure may seem remote to the many members of the profession who are adjuncts.
- These fee payments shall not exceed 80 percent of the award fee amount available for each evaluation period, and are prorated on a monthly basis.
- We prorated all short forms to produce scores that could be compared with the full form rather than be incomparable because of the different number of scale items.
- However, while this gives the team short-term relief, it just increases Johnson's salary-cap figure in future seasons, as the value of the bonus is prorated throughout the life of the contract.
- Job sharing allows two people to share one full-time position, prorating salary and some benefits.
- This amount will be prorated according to salaries and percentage of the year that people worked, so every employee will receive a part of the profits amounting to an equal percentage of their salary.
- To close that loophole, the league takes any salary on long-term deals to be paid after age 36 and prorates it.
- Of these, some are limited to prorated coverage, requirements that the owner pay for the application of an epoxy barrier coat or stipulations that the gel coat can not be altered in any way.
- Although salary is prorated to time worked, full benefits are provided all year.
- For some repairs such as osmotic blisters the warranty is prorated over the five years.
- These figures do not include National Training Center operating and instrumentation costs, which would be prorated across the number of units training on an annual basis.
- Some warranties provide no dollar limit on replacement while others are prorated based on how long the roof has been installed.
- When I bought my house last year, the property taxes were prorated so that the seller paid the taxes up to the time of the sale.
- The part-time tenure track prorates additional years to tenure review based on the full-time equivalent.
- That amount is prorated equally over the years of his contract, although there are limits to the bonus allocation.
- This year, because the collective bargaining agreement has not been extended, teams can prorate bonuses over only five years - compared with six years in 2004 and seven years previously - which will hold down some initial offers.
- Drawbacks include reduced income, a higher cost for benefits if they are prorated, and lower contributions by the employer to a 401 plan.

Derivatives

proration

noun

North American

It went into future years, deferred through the proration of signing bonuses.
Example sentencesExamples
- He signed for what looked like a $10 million bonus, and in theory a gentleman who just cashed a huge check cannot be cut for years because proration of the bonus would crash-land onto the salary cap.
- Later, the judge ruled that, constitutionally, the cutbacks could not come via proration.
- It is not in dispute that any allocation or proration will be by reference to time on risk as compared to the time over which the injuries have been suffered.
- The excessive prorations ensure the Redskins will be capped out in three to four years - and the process will be accelerated if any of their new players' contracts are terminated early because of injury or erosion of skill.

Rhymes

abate, ablate, aerate, ait, await, backdate, bait, bate, berate, castrate, collate, conflate, crate, create, cremate, date, deflate, dictate, dilate, distraite, donate, downstate, eight, elate, equate, estate, fate, fête, fixate, freight, frustrate, gait, gate, gestate, gradate, grate, great, gyrate, hate, hydrate, inflate, innate, interrelate, interstate, irate, Kate, Kuwait, lactate, late, locate, lustrate, mandate, mate, migrate, misdate, misstate, mistranslate, mutate, narrate, negate, notate, orate, ornate, Pate, placate, plate, prate, prostrate, pulsate, pupate, quadrate, rate, rotate, sate, sedate, serrate, short weight, skate, slate, spate, spectate, spruit, stagnate, state, straight, strait, Tate, tête-à-tête, Thwaite, translate, translocate, transmigrate, truncate, underrate, understate, underweight, update, uprate, upstate, up-to-date, vacate, vibrate, wait, weight

Definition of prorate in US English:

prorate

verbˌprōˈrātˌproʊˈreɪt

[with object]usually be proratedNorth American

Allocate, distribute, or assess pro rata.
bonuses are prorated over the life of a player's contract
Example sentencesExamples
- The part-time tenure track prorates additional years to tenure review based on the full-time equivalent.
- That amount is prorated equally over the years of his contract, although there are limits to the bonus allocation.
- For some repairs such as osmotic blisters the warranty is prorated over the five years.
- This year, because the collective bargaining agreement has not been extended, teams can prorate bonuses over only five years - compared with six years in 2004 and seven years previously - which will hold down some initial offers.
- This amount will be prorated according to salaries and percentage of the year that people worked, so every employee will receive a part of the profits amounting to an equal percentage of their salary.
- Ideally, benefits and salary will be prorated to the number of hours worked by each employee.
- When I bought my house last year, the property taxes were prorated so that the seller paid the taxes up to the time of the sale.
- Of these, some are limited to prorated coverage, requirements that the owner pay for the application of an epoxy barrier coat or stipulations that the gel coat can not be altered in any way.
- The amount is prorated for earned portions of a month.
- These figures do not include National Training Center operating and instrumentation costs, which would be prorated across the number of units training on an annual basis.
- To close that loophole, the league takes any salary on long-term deals to be paid after age 36 and prorates it.
- Drawbacks include reduced income, a higher cost for benefits if they are prorated, and lower contributions by the employer to a 401 plan.
- We prorated all short forms to produce scores that could be compared with the full form rather than be incomparable because of the different number of scale items.
- Some warranties provide no dollar limit on replacement while others are prorated based on how long the roof has been installed.
- Job sharing allows two people to share one full-time position, prorating salary and some benefits.
- Although salary is prorated to time worked, full benefits are provided all year.
- However, while this gives the team short-term relief, it just increases Johnson's salary-cap figure in future seasons, as the value of the bonus is prorated throughout the life of the contract.
- Aggregate scores were calculated by prorating each child's mean score (excluding tasks where the child failed the control questions, or did not complete the task) to give an equivalent score out of 12.
- These fee payments shall not exceed 80 percent of the award fee amount available for each evaluation period, and are prorated on a monthly basis.
- Dues are prorated, but the emphasis on tenure may seem remote to the many members of the profession who are adjuncts.

单词	prorate
释义	Definition of prorate in English: prorate verb prəʊˈreɪtˈprəʊreɪtˌproʊˈreɪt [with object]North American Allocate, distribute, or assess pro rata. bonuses are prorated over the life of a player's contract Example sentencesExamples Aggregate scores were calculated by prorating each child's mean score (excluding tasks where the child failed the control questions, or did not complete the task) to give an equivalent score out of 12. The amount is prorated for earned portions of a month. Ideally, benefits and salary will be prorated to the number of hours worked by each employee. Dues are prorated, but the emphasis on tenure may seem remote to the many members of the profession who are adjuncts. These fee payments shall not exceed 80 percent of the award fee amount available for each evaluation period, and are prorated on a monthly basis. We prorated all short forms to produce scores that could be compared with the full form rather than be incomparable because of the different number of scale items. However, while this gives the team short-term relief, it just increases Johnson's salary-cap figure in future seasons, as the value of the bonus is prorated throughout the life of the contract. Job sharing allows two people to share one full-time position, prorating salary and some benefits. This amount will be prorated according to salaries and percentage of the year that people worked, so every employee will receive a part of the profits amounting to an equal percentage of their salary. To close that loophole, the league takes any salary on long-term deals to be paid after age 36 and prorates it. Of these, some are limited to prorated coverage, requirements that the owner pay for the application of an epoxy barrier coat or stipulations that the gel coat can not be altered in any way. Although salary is prorated to time worked, full benefits are provided all year. For some repairs such as osmotic blisters the warranty is prorated over the five years. These figures do not include National Training Center operating and instrumentation costs, which would be prorated across the number of units training on an annual basis. Some warranties provide no dollar limit on replacement while others are prorated based on how long the roof has been installed. When I bought my house last year, the property taxes were prorated so that the seller paid the taxes up to the time of the sale. The part-time tenure track prorates additional years to tenure review based on the full-time equivalent. That amount is prorated equally over the years of his contract, although there are limits to the bonus allocation. This year, because the collective bargaining agreement has not been extended, teams can prorate bonuses over only five years - compared with six years in 2004 and seven years previously - which will hold down some initial offers. Drawbacks include reduced income, a higher cost for benefits if they are prorated, and lower contributions by the employer to a 401 plan. Derivatives proration noun North American It went into future years, deferred through the proration of signing bonuses. Example sentencesExamples He signed for what looked like a $10 million bonus, and in theory a gentleman who just cashed a huge check cannot be cut for years because proration of the bonus would crash-land onto the salary cap. Later, the judge ruled that, constitutionally, the cutbacks could not come via proration. It is not in dispute that any allocation or proration will be by reference to time on risk as compared to the time over which the injuries have been suffered. The excessive prorations ensure the Redskins will be capped out in three to four years - and the process will be accelerated if any of their new players' contracts are terminated early because of injury or erosion of skill. Rhymes abate, ablate, aerate, ait, await, backdate, bait, bate, berate, castrate, collate, conflate, crate, create, cremate, date, deflate, dictate, dilate, distraite, donate, downstate, eight, elate, equate, estate, fate, fête, fixate, freight, frustrate, gait, gate, gestate, gradate, grate, great, gyrate, hate, hydrate, inflate, innate, interrelate, interstate, irate, Kate, Kuwait, lactate, late, locate, lustrate, mandate, mate, migrate, misdate, misstate, mistranslate, mutate, narrate, negate, notate, orate, ornate, Pate, placate, plate, prate, prostrate, pulsate, pupate, quadrate, rate, rotate, sate, sedate, serrate, short weight, skate, slate, spate, spectate, spruit, stagnate, state, straight, strait, Tate, tête-à-tête, Thwaite, translate, translocate, transmigrate, truncate, underrate, understate, underweight, update, uprate, upstate, up-to-date, vacate, vibrate, wait, weight Definition of prorate in US English: prorate verbˌprōˈrātˌproʊˈreɪt [with object]usually be proratedNorth American Allocate, distribute, or assess pro rata. bonuses are prorated over the life of a player's contract Example sentencesExamples The part-time tenure track prorates additional years to tenure review based on the full-time equivalent. That amount is prorated equally over the years of his contract, although there are limits to the bonus allocation. For some repairs such as osmotic blisters the warranty is prorated over the five years. This year, because the collective bargaining agreement has not been extended, teams can prorate bonuses over only five years - compared with six years in 2004 and seven years previously - which will hold down some initial offers. This amount will be prorated according to salaries and percentage of the year that people worked, so every employee will receive a part of the profits amounting to an equal percentage of their salary. Ideally, benefits and salary will be prorated to the number of hours worked by each employee. When I bought my house last year, the property taxes were prorated so that the seller paid the taxes up to the time of the sale. Of these, some are limited to prorated coverage, requirements that the owner pay for the application of an epoxy barrier coat or stipulations that the gel coat can not be altered in any way. The amount is prorated for earned portions of a month. These figures do not include National Training Center operating and instrumentation costs, which would be prorated across the number of units training on an annual basis. To close that loophole, the league takes any salary on long-term deals to be paid after age 36 and prorates it. Drawbacks include reduced income, a higher cost for benefits if they are prorated, and lower contributions by the employer to a 401 plan. We prorated all short forms to produce scores that could be compared with the full form rather than be incomparable because of the different number of scale items. Some warranties provide no dollar limit on replacement while others are prorated based on how long the roof has been installed. Job sharing allows two people to share one full-time position, prorating salary and some benefits. Although salary is prorated to time worked, full benefits are provided all year. However, while this gives the team short-term relief, it just increases Johnson's salary-cap figure in future seasons, as the value of the bonus is prorated throughout the life of the contract. Aggregate scores were calculated by prorating each child's mean score (excluding tasks where the child failed the control questions, or did not complete the task) to give an equivalent score out of 12. These fee payments shall not exceed 80 percent of the award fee amount available for each evaluation period, and are prorated on a monthly basis. Dues are prorated, but the emphasis on tenure may seem remote to the many members of the profession who are adjuncts.
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