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Rate
taux

Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

I. rate [ingl. brit. reɪt, ingl. am. reɪt] SUST.

1. rate (speed):

rate
to work at a steady rate
at a rate of 50 an hour
at the rate you're going fig.

2. rate (number of occurrences):

rate

3. rate (level):

4. rate (charge):

rate
at a reduced rate
to get a reduced rate

5. rate (wage):

rate
his hourly rate is £12

6. rate FIN. (in foreign exchange):

rate

II. rates SUST.

rates sust. pl. ingl. brit. (taxes):

business rates atrbv. increase, rebate

III. rate [ingl. brit. reɪt, ingl. am. reɪt] V. trans.

1. rate (classify):

to rate sb as a great composer

2. rate (deserve):

rate medal, round of applause

3. rate (value):

rate honesty, friendship, person

IV. rate [ingl. brit. reɪt, ingl. am. reɪt] V. intr. (rank)

V. rate [ingl. brit. reɪt, ingl. am. reɪt] V. v. refl.

VI. rate [ingl. brit. reɪt, ingl. am. reɪt]

at any rate

floor rate SUST. FIN.

floor rate

fixed-rate ADJ.

fixed-rate financing, mortgage:

fixed-rate

first-rate ADJ.

first-rate

ceiling rate SUST.

ceiling rate (gen)

I. cheap rate ADJ. TEL.

cheap rate

II. cheap rate ADV. TEL.

cheap rate

cut-rate ADJ. ingl. am.

cut-rate → cut-price

I. cut-price [ingl. brit. kʌtˈprʌɪs] ADJ. ingl. brit.

II. cut-price [ingl. brit. kʌtˈprʌɪs] ADV.

cut-price offer, sell:

conversion rate SUST. FIN.

exchange rate SUST.

base rate SUST.

base rate

en el diccionario PONS

I. rate [reɪt] SUST.

1. rate (ratio):

rate

2. rate (speed):

rate
at a rate of knots
at a fast rate
at a slow rate

3. rate (charge):

rate
the going rate

4. rate pl. ingl. austr., ingl. brit. (local tax):

rate

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

at this rate
at any rate

II. rate [reɪt] V. trans.

1. rate (consider):

rate
to rate sb/sth as sth
do you rate him? coloq.

2. rate (evaluate):

rate

3. rate (rank, classify):

rate

4. rate ingl. austr., ingl. brit. FIN.:

rate

5. rate (deserve):

rate

III. rate [reɪt] V. intr.

rate
to rate as sth

base rate SUST. ingl. brit.

base rate

third rate ADJ.

third rate

illiteracy rate SUST.

error rate SUST.

error rate

birth rate SUST.

birth rate

occupancy rate SUST.

bank rate SUST.

bank rate

piece rate SUST.

piece rate

first-rate ADJ.

first-rate
en el diccionario PONS

I. rate [reɪt] SUST.

1. rate (ratio):

rate

2. rate (speed):

rate (of speed)
at a fast rate
at a slow rate

3. rate (charge):

rate
the going rate

4. rate (proportion):

rate

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

at this rate
at any rate

II. rate [reɪt] V. trans.

1. rate (consider):

rate
to rate sb/sth as sth

2. rate (evaluate):

rate

3. rate (rank, classify):

rate

4. rate FIN.:

rate

5. rate coloq. (deserve):

rate

III. rate [reɪt] V. intr.

rate
to rate as sth

bank rate SUST.

bank rate

cut-rate ADJ.

cut-rate goods:

cut-rate

I. flat rate SUST.

flat rate
flat rate inet, TEL.

II. flat rate ADJ.

flat rate
flat rate TEL., inet

exchange rate SUST. ECON., FIN.

growth rate SUST. ECON.

growth rate

birth rate SUST.

birth rate

error rate SUST.

error rate

first-rate ADJ.

first-rate

illiteracy rate SUST.

Glosario OFAJ "Intégration et égalité des chances"

Glosario técnico de refrigeración GEA

Present
Irate
yourate
he/she/itrates
werate
yourate
theyrate
Past
Irated
yourated
he/she/itrated
werated
yourated
theyrated
Present Perfect
Ihaverated
youhaverated
he/she/ithasrated
wehaverated
youhaverated
theyhaverated
Past Perfect
Ihadrated
youhadrated
he/she/ithadrated
wehadrated
youhadrated
theyhadrated

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In the sciences, including medicine, the base rate is critical for comparison.
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Unlike the base rate, this rate includes any fees charged and can be thought of as the effective interest rate including actual interest, fees, etc.
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Naturally, in assessing the probability that a given individual is a member of a particular class, we must account for other information besides the base rate.
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When judging message veracity, the truth bias contributes to an overestimate of the actual number of truths relative to the base rate of actual truths.
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This statistic often surprises people, due to the base rate fallacy, as many people do not take the basic incidence into account when judging probability.
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