rate

US /ret/

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UK /reɪt/

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v.t.Transitive VerbTo assess something or consider its qualities

I rate the crab and corn soup a 4 out of 5 stars

n. (c./u.)Noun (Countable/Uncountable)Current price or cost of something

I currently pay the rate of 5 dollars a gallon for gas

n. (c./u.)Noun (Countable/Uncountable)Speed or frequency of events over time

The rate at which he was spending his student loan was quite alarming

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If you start digging at a rate faster than refilling, the hole gets larger.
If you start digging at a rate faster than refilling, the hole gets larger.

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the amount of damage and the rate of fire.
the amount of damage and the rate of fire.

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Adrenaline speeds up our breathing rate.
Adrenaline speeds up our breathing rate.

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to the lowest rate ever recorded.
to the lowest rate ever recorded.
because at this rate, next time, she's just gonna show up
because at this rate, next time, she's just gonna show up

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thousand times more cells than mice. Yet the rate of
thousand times more cells than mice. Yet the rate of

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At the time of the publishing of this video, the VAT rate in the UK is 20% for, to quote the official website of the British Government, "most goods and services".
At the time of the publishing of this video, the VAT rate in the UK is 20% for, to quote the official website of the British Government, "most goods and services".
a number of things are subjected to a reduced rate of VAT⏤currently 5%⏤while some other items are exempt from this tax altogether.
a number of things are subjected to a reduced rate of VAT⏤currently 5%⏤while some other items are exempt from this tax altogether.