ANNUALIZED PERCENTAGE RATE - Englisch-Spanisch Übersetzung

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annualized percentage rate [ˈanjʊəlʌɪzd pəˌsɛntɪdʒ reɪt] SUBST

annualized percentage rate → annual percentage rate

annual percentage rate SUBST

annual percentage rate

tasa f porcentual anual

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annual percentage rate

tasa f porcentual anual

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annual percentage rate

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percentage [Am pərˈsɛn(t)ɪdʒ, Brit pəˈsɛntɪdʒ] SUBST

1. percentage C MATH:

percentage

porcentaje m

translate the results into percentages

indique el resultado en forma de porcentajes

to play the percentages ugs

sopesar las posibilidades

attr percentage error

porcentaje m de error

percentage increase

aumento m porcentual

percentage point

punto m porcentual

2. percentage C (part):

percentage

porcentaje m

she gets a percentage of the profits

recibe un tanto por ciento or un porcentaje de los beneficios

a high percentage of the population

un alto porcentaje de la población

3. percentage U (advantage) Am ugs:

what percentage is there in it for me?

¿qué gano or saco yo con ello?

there must be some percentage in it for him

él debe de sacar tajada ugs

4. percentage C (average):

percentage Am

promedio m

I. rate [Am reɪt, Brit reɪt] SUBST

1.1. rate:

rate (speed)

velocidad

rate (rhythm)

ritmo m

rate of flow

velocidad f de flujo

rate of flow

ritmo m de flujo

rate of climb

velocidad f de ascensión or de subida

their vocabulary increases at a rate of five words a day

su vocabulario aumenta a razón de cinco palabras por día

I'm reading at a rate of 100 pages a day

estoy leyendo a un ritmo de 100 páginas por día

the runners set off at a tremendous rate

los corredores salieron a una velocidad vertiginosa

at this rate or at the rate we're going, it'll take weeks

a este paso or al ritmo que vamos, nos va a llevar semanas

at any rate (at least)

por lo menos

at any rate (in any case)

en todo caso

most people agreed, or at any rate a significant majority

casi todos estuvieron de acuerdo, o por lo menos la gran mayoría

I don't think he has another brother; at any rate, Dan is the one I'm talking about

me parece que no tiene otro hermano; en todo caso es a Dan a quien me refiero

1.2. rate (level, ratio):

birth rate

índice m de natalidad

suicide rate

porcentaje m de suicidios

literacy rate

nivel m de alfabetización

rate of inflation

tasa f de inflación

rate of interest

tipo m de interés

rate of interest

tasa f de interés

rate of exchange

tipo m de cambio

rate of return

tasa f de rendimiento

rate of return

rentabilidad f

our campaign has had a high rate of success

nuestra campaña ha tenido mucho éxito

the drop-out rate in schools

la tasa de abandono escolar

the drop-out rate in schools

la tasa de deserción escolar CSur

the failure rate in this exam is too high

hay un porcentaje demasiado alto de reprobados en este examen

the failure rate in this exam is too high

hay un porcentaje demasiado alto de suspensos en este examen Esp

1.3. rate (price, charge):

postal rates

tarifas fpl postales

peak/standard rate

tarifa f alta/normal

“private tuition, reasonable rates”

“clases particulares, precios módicos”

the work is paid at a rate of $20 per hour

el trabajo se paga a (razón de) 20 dólares por hora

it is paid at an hourly rate of …

la hora se paga a …

that's the going rate

eso es lo que se suele pagar

2. rate (local tax) (formerly in UK):

rate often pl

≈ contribución f

rate often pl

≈ contribución f municipal

rate often pl

≈ contribución f inmobiliaria

water rates (formerly in UK)

cuota que se paga por el servicio de agua corriente

II. rate [Am reɪt, Brit reɪt] VERB trans

1.1. rate (rank, consider):

I rate her work very highly

tengo una excelente opinión de su trabajo

how would you rate the book?

¿qué opinión te merece el libro?

to rate sb/sth as sth I rate her as the best woman tennis player

yo la considero la mejor tenista

how do you rate the film on a scale of 1 to 10?

¿qué puntuación le darías a la película en una escala del 1 al 10?

how do you rate the film on a scale of 1 to 10?

¿qué puntaje le darías a la película en una escala del 1 al 10? LatAm

rated speed TECH

velocidad f nominal

rated power TECH

potencia f nominal

1.2. rate (consider good) Brit ugs usu neg:

I don't rate her chances

no creo que tenga muchas posibilidades

2. rate:

rate (deserve)

merecer

(obtain) I don't think this essay rates an A

no creo que este trabajo merezca una A

his death rated barely a line in the paper

el periódico apenas dedicó una línea a la noticia de su muerte

it didn't rate a mention

no les pareció digno de mención

III. rate [Am reɪt, Brit reɪt] VERB intr

1. rate (be classed):

to rate as sth

estar considerado como algo

he rates as one of the world's top swimmers

está considerado como uno de los mejores nadadores del mundo

2. rate (measure up):

to rate with sb Am Florida doesn't rate with me

para mí Florida no vale gran cosa

first-rate [Am ˈˌfərst ˈˌreɪt, Brit] ADJ

first-rate book/performance/athlete

de primera

first-rate book/performance/athlete

de primer orden

first-rate bore/idiot

de marca mayor

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percentage [pəˈsentɪdʒ, Am pɚˈsent̬ɪdʒ] SUBST

1. percentage (proportion):

percentage

porcentaje m

what percentage ...?

¿qué porcentaje...?

to get a percentage of sth

recibir un tanto por ciento de algo

2. percentage Am, Aus (advantage):

percentage

tajada f ugs

Wendungen:

to play the percentages

sopesar las posibilidades

I. rate [reɪt] SUBST

1. rate (speed):

rate

velocidad f

at this rate

a este ritmo

at one's own rate

a su propio ritmo

2. rate (proportion):

rate

índice m

rate

tasa f

attack rate MED

tasa f de transmisión

mortality rate

tasa f de mortalidad

unemployment rate

índice m de desempleo

3. rate (price):

rate

precio m

interest rate

tipo m de interés

4. rate pl Aus, Brit (local tax):

rate

contribución f municipal

Wendungen:

at any rate

de todos modos

II. rate [reɪt] VERB trans

1. rate:

rate

calificar

to rate sb/sth as sth

considerar algo/a alguien como algo

2. rate Aus, Brit FIN:

rate

tasar

III. rate [reɪt] VERB intr

to rate as

ser considerado como

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percentage [pər·ˈsen·tɪdʒ] SUBST

1. percentage (proportion):

percentage

porcentaje m

what percentage...?

¿qué porcentaje...?

to get a percentage of sth

recibir un tanto por ciento de algo

2. percentage (advantage):

percentage

tajada f ugs

Wendungen:

to play the percentages

sopesar las posibilidades

I. rate [reɪt] SUBST

1. rate (speed):

rate

velocidad f

at this rate

a este ritmo

at one's own rate

a su propio ritmo

2. rate (proportion):

rate

índice m

rate

tasa f

birth rate

tasa f de natalidad

death rate

tasa f de mortalidad

unemployment rate

índice m de desempleo

3. rate (price):

rate

precio m

rate of exchange

cambio m

interest rate

tipo m de interés

Wendungen:

at any rate

de todos modos

II. rate [reɪt] VERB trans

rate

calificar

to rate sb/sth as sth

considerar algo/a alguien como algo

III. rate [reɪt] VERB intr

to rate as

ser considerado como

Present

I	rate
you	rate
he/she/it	rates
we	rate
you	rate
they	rate

Past

I	rated
you	rated
he/she/it	rated
we	rated
you	rated
they	rated

Present Perfect

I	have	rated
you	have	rated
he/she/it	has	rated
we	have	rated
you	have	rated
they	have	rated

Past Perfect

I	had	rated
you	had	rated
he/she/it	had	rated
we	had	rated
you	had	rated
they	had	rated

Einsprachige Beispiele (nicht von der PONS Redaktion geprüft)

Consumers can pay over three, six or 12 months using a bank transfer, check, or debit card, with annualized percentage rates ranging from 10 percent to 30 percent.

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The interest charged by the lender, which can equate to an annual percentage rate (APR) of more than 5000%, has been widely criticised.

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A good woman and a first-rate civil servant has been hounded from public life, and all of us will suffer for it.

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The journal publishes first-rate undergraduate research from all over the world on topics with sociological relevance, broadly defined.

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From this we derive the idiomatic adjective five-star, meaning first-rate.

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