proportionately
US /prəˈpɔrʃənɪt/
・UK /prə'pɔ:ʃənətlɪ/
B1
adv.AdverbIn the correct relation to size of another thing
He gives food out proportionately, according to the size of the person
adv.AdverbIn a manner that is fair and balanced.
Each department should be funded proportionately based on its needs.
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Bill Gates meets Aamir Khan
- paying more proportionately from your income in indirect taxes than a person who is rich
paying more proportionately from your income in indirect taxes than a person who is rich
What Happens When You Quit Salt?
- In other words, as you decrease salt, you're likely to decrease bloating proportionately.
In other words, as you decrease salt, you're likely to decrease bloating proportionately.
- In other words, as you decrease salt, you're likely to decrease bloating proportionately.
In other words, as you decrease salt, you're likely to decrease bloating proportionately.
how high is Shu's kick?【NIJISANJI EN CLIP】
- Okay, that's a little proportionately inaccurate.
Okay, that's a little proportionately inaccurate.
- Okay, that's a little proportionately inaccurate.
Okay, that's a little proportionately inaccurate.
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- larger screens, ah proportionately spaced texts ah and the mouse. And it was just instantly
larger screens, ah proportionately spaced texts ah and the mouse. And it was just instantly
The Science of Superheroes - SPIDER-MAN
- Silk: it's actually proportionately stronger and more flexible than steel.
Silk: it's actually proportionately stronger and more flexible than steel.
9 Hippo Facts You Never Knew
- in one evening, which proportionately
in one evening, which proportionately
US-Iran conflict: Is the Strait of Hormuz open? | BBC News
- But they're making the case that proportionately, the urban west of Scotland is taking more of a hit, taking more migrants than other parts of the UK.
But they're making the case that proportionately, the urban west of Scotland is taking more of a hit, taking more migrants than other parts of the UK.
- But they're making the case that proportionately, the urban west of Scotland is taking more of a hit, taking more migrants than other parts of the UK.
But they're making the case that proportionately, the urban west of Scotland is taking more of a hit, taking more migrants than other parts of the UK.
Iranian officials told Al Jazeera that Tehran is prepared for any military confrontation
- How does that fit in with the letter that Iran sent to the United Nations Security Council on Friday saying any retaliation by Iran would be that Iran would respond proportionately to any US Attack?
How does that fit in with the letter that Iran sent to the United Nations Security Council on Friday saying any retaliation by Iran would be that Iran would respond proportionately to any US Attack?
- How does that fit in with the letter that Iran sent to the United Nations Security Council on Friday saying any ata, uh, retaliation by Iran would be that Iran would respond proportionately to any U.S.
How does that fit in with the letter that Iran sent to the United Nations Security Council on Friday saying any ata, uh, retaliation by Iran would be that Iran would respond proportionately to any U.S.
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- and I think proportionately, the way that it tucks in at the knee and then flares out, it just sits really well on me.
and I think proportionately, the way that it tucks in at the knee and then flares out, it just sits really well on me.
- I think they're a really good length on me and I think proportionately the way that it tucks in at the knee and then flares out.
I think they're a really good length on me and I think proportionately the way that it tucks in at the knee and then flares out.
This is why your phone doesn't last all day
- For processor speed, we even have a rule for this, called Moore's Law, which says that roughly every two years, the number of transistors that we can fit on a single microchip will double, which means proportionately more powerful computers and phones.
For processor speed, we even have a rule for this, called Moore's Law, which says that roughly every two years, the number of transistors that we can fit on a single microchip will double, which means proportionately more powerful computers and phones.