Pronunciation: /ˈpɜːrsəntɪdʒ/
noun a rate, number, or amount in each hundred
A1 I scored 90% on my math test.
A2 The percentage of people who passed the exam was quite high.
B1 The percentage of students who completed the project on time was impressive.
B2 The company saw a significant increase in sales percentage after launching the new product.
C1 The percentage of carbon emissions has decreased over the past decade due to new regulations.
C2 She calculated the percentage of error in the data analysis to ensure accuracy.
adjective relating to or denoting a proportion per hundred
A1 The teacher explained that a percentage is a way to show a part of a whole.
A2 She calculated the percentage of students who passed the exam.
B1 The company saw a decrease in sales percentage compared to last year.
B2 The survey results showed a high percentage of people who preferred option A.
C1 The government is aiming to reduce the unemployment percentage by implementing new policies.
C2 The scientist analyzed the percentage of carbon emissions in the atmosphere over the past decade.
formal The percentage of students who passed the exam increased this year.
informal What percentage of people actually believe that?
slang The percentage of people who showed up to the party was off the charts.
figurative The percentage of happiness in her life seemed to decrease with each passing day.
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