Pronunciation: /proʊ ˈreɪtə/
noun a Latin term meaning 'in proportion'
A1 I split the bill pro rata with my friends.
A2 The cost of the project will be divided pro rata based on each team member's contribution.
B1 The company offers pro rata pay for part-time employees.
B2 The bonus will be calculated pro rata depending on the employee's length of service.
C1 The pro rata distribution of profits among shareholders was fair and transparent.
C2 The pro rata allocation of resources ensured an equitable distribution among all departments.
adverb used to describe something being distributed or done in proportion to the share of each individual involved
A1 Employees will be paid pro rata for any days worked.
A2 The rent will be calculated pro rata based on the number of days stayed.
B1 The bonus will be distributed pro rata according to the sales performance.
B2 The annual leave entitlement is calculated pro rata for part-time employees.
C1 The investment returns are distributed pro rata among the shareholders.
C2 The insurance payout will be determined pro rata based on the coverage amount.
formal The employee's bonus will be calculated pro rata based on the number of months worked.
informal You'll only get paid pro rata for the days you actually worked.
slang I'm only getting paid pro rata for this gig, but it's better than nothing.
figurative His commitment to the project was pro rata to his level of interest in the topic.
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