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Meanings of
percentages
in English
Russian
процент
Portuguese
percentagem
Spanish
por ciento
Catalan
tant per cent
Back to the meaning
Number or ratio as a fraction of 100.
percent
percentage
percents
pct.
Related terms
parts-per notation
unit of measurement
ucum derived unit
Russian
процент
Synonyms
Examples for "
percent
"
percent
percentage
percents
pct.
Examples for "
percent
"
1
The good news: Car theft dropped 22
percent
last year, CCC reported.
2
The stock, however, remains down some 30
percent
so far this year.
3
But oil prices remain up about 15
percent
so far this year.
4
Palm oil markets, however, are still down almost 4
percent
this year.
5
However, FIFA rules say any suspension vote needs a 75
percent
majority.
1
Overall, however, the net change will probably be within 1
percentage
point.
2
For example, five-year government bonds were more than a
percentage
point higher.
3
In April, it gained 2
percentage
points of market share, she said.
4
Currency gains added 7
percentage
points to the growth rate, IBM said.
5
The No vote is up seven
percentage
points to 30 per cent.
1
He collected A's and ninety
percents
as fervently as he collected honor marks.
2
The mask of the polite student of
percents
had returned; he became formally polite.
3
His followers weakened and were bribed back to work with a ten
percents
raise.
4
Only 13
percents
of parents, however, admitted their child had been exposed to secondhand smoke.
5
You see it often enough among those who deal with loans,
percents
,
examiners, and the market.
Usage of
percentages
in English
1
These
percentages
were slightly lower in the specific situation of children probands.
2
The law also says parliament will review the
percentages
within 10 years.
3
Formerly he had dreamed in architectural forms; now he dreamed in
percentages
.
4
The relationship between partnership quality scores and breastfeeding
percentages
was also examined.
5
The approximate composition of these formulas expressed in
percentages
is as follows:
6
The approximate composition of these formulas expressed in
percentages
are as follows:
7
How do I know until I hear the
percentages
and other details?
8
The
percentages
of increase in these new communities tell a striking story.
9
No differences in these
percentages
were found between public and private consultations.
10
It's unclear where these
percentages
come from or what they refer to.
11
They also have many more breakout
percentages
up to the highest level.
12
Data were pooled across sites, normed as
percentages
,
and compared across cities.
13
We found that CIK cell
percentages
were dramatically increased in HIV-1-infected children.
14
The
percentages
of graduates and of non-graduates that fail are almost identical.
15
Those
percentages
are not likely to be reflected at this year's Oscars.
16
These
percentages
,
furthermore, do not represent all the advantages of anchored bars.
Other examples for "percentages"
Grammar, pronunciation and more
About this term
percentages
percentage
Noun
Plural
Frequent collocations
higher percentages
lower percentages
express in percentages
large percentages
play the percentages
More collocations
Translations for
percentages
Russian
процент
сотая доля
Portuguese
percentagem
por cento
Spanish
por ciento
porcentaje
tanto por ciento
Catalan
tant per cent
percentatge
percent
Percentages
through the time
Percentages
across language varieties
United States of America
Common
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Less common