Percent

Definitions

1. A percentage, a proportion (especially per hundred).
2. Per hundred.
3. One part per hundred; one percent, hundredth.
4. The percent sign, %.
5. An annuity or security with a certain fixed and guaranteed annual percentage rate of return or percentage dividend.

Equivalents

52 more languages

العربيةبِالْمِئَةبالمائةفِي الْمِئَة

Azərbaycan dilifaiz

Българскипроцент

বাংলাশতাংশ

Bosanskipostotakprocenatprocentпостотакпроценатпроцент+ 3 more

Catalàper cent

Češtinaprocento

Danskprocent

Ελληνικάτοις εκατό

Esperantocentonoelcentopocentoprocento+ 1 more

Eestiprotsent

Suomipinnaprosenttiprosenttinenprossasadannessadasosa+ 3 more

עבריתאחוז

हिन्दीप्रतिशतफ़ीसद

Hrvatskipostotakprocenatprocentпостотакпроценатпроцент+ 3 more

Magyarszázalék

Հայերենտոկոս

Bahasa Indonesiapersen

Íslenskahundraðshlutihundraðstalaprósenta

Italianoper cento

日本語パーセント

ქართულიპროცენტი

Қазақ тіліпайыз

ភាសាខ្មែរភាគរយ

한국어퍼센트프로

Kurdîfaîz

Кыргызчапайыз

Lietuviųprocentas

Македонскипроцент

Монголхувь

Bahasa Melayuperatus

Maltifil-mija

မြန်မာရာခိုင်နှုန်း

Nederlandsprocent

ਪੰਜਾਬੀਪ੍ਰਤਿਸ਼ਤ

Polskiprocentprocentowy

Portuguêspor cento

Românăprocent

Русскийпроцент

Slovenčinapercento

Српскиpostotakprocenatprocentпостотакпроценатпроцент+ 3 more

Svenskaprocent

Kiswahiliasilimia

தமிழ்சதவீதம்விழுக்காடு

Тоҷикӣдарсадфоиз

ไทยร้อยละเปอร์เซ็นต์

Tagalogbahagdan

Türkçeyüzde

Українськавідсотокпроце́нт

اردوفیصد

O'zbekchafoiz

Tiếng Việtphần trăm

Examples

“only a small percent attain the top ranks”

“And from 1966, under Regulation Q, there was a ceiling of 5.5 per cent on their deposit⟳ rates, a quarter of a per cent more than banks were allowed to pay⟳.”

“[…]Several stocks in the Three Per Cents and Three Per Cents Reduced to be transferred into the name⟳ and to the credit of the prosecutor, without any authority to him (the traverser) to sell⟳, negotiate⟳, transfer⟳ or pledge the said 9000l. Three-and-a-Quarter per Cent. Annuities.”

“Why, from the pleasant and businesslike manner in which the transaction is carried out, it might be a large purchase⟳ in the three per cents. Yet what a piece of work⟳ a man makes of his first "pop."”

“picking up on a phrase that was used as early as 1752, Benjamin Disraeli famously referred to the “sweet simplicity of the three percents in his novel Endymion (1880) because of the reliable dividend this form⟳ of investment provided.”

“By how many percent did the cancer survival rate for breast cancer increase⟳ by 2008?”

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