Definition of proportionately in English:

proportionately

adverb prəˈpɔːʃ(ə)nətliprəˈpɔrʃ(ə)nətli

In a way that corresponds in size or amount to something else.
the risk of harm increases proportionately with the dose
a small rise in price will cause a proportionately smaller drop in sales
Example sentencesExamples
- If you need more liquid, just increase the amounts proportionately.
- I think it will raise costs for everyone, but the cost for a small firm will be proportionately larger.
- He wants the assets to be shared proportionately so that all members of the scheme get the same level of protection.
- The stream went from wide and shallow to thin and proportionately deep.
- As they get bigger, they get proportionately cheaper to manage.
- Insurers will reduce their payout proportionately, if you haven't insured your home fully.
- They have to pay proportionately more for the rest of their life.
- If you haven't worked for the full 44 years, your pension is reduced proportionately.
- Tax rates will be raised but revenues will not rise proportionately or at all.
- Maintenance costs increase proportionately until costs exceed residual value.

Definition of proportionately in US English:

proportionately

adverbprəˈpɔrʃ(ə)nətliprəˈpôrSH(ə)nətlē

In a way that corresponds in size or amount to something else.
the risk of harm increases proportionately with the dose
a small rise in price will cause a proportionately smaller drop in sales
Example sentencesExamples
- If you haven't worked for the full 44 years, your pension is reduced proportionately.
- I think it will raise costs for everyone, but the cost for a small firm will be proportionately larger.
- The stream went from wide and shallow to thin and proportionately deep.
- He wants the assets to be shared proportionately so that all members of the scheme get the same level of protection.
- They have to pay proportionately more for the rest of their life.
- Insurers will reduce their payout proportionately, if you haven't insured your home fully.
- Maintenance costs increase proportionately until costs exceed residual value.
- If you need more liquid, just increase the amounts proportionately.
- As they get bigger, they get proportionately cheaper to manage.
- Tax rates will be raised but revenues will not rise proportionately or at all.

单词	proportionately
释义	Definition of proportionately in English: proportionately adverb prəˈpɔːʃ(ə)nətliprəˈpɔrʃ(ə)nətli In a way that corresponds in size or amount to something else. the risk of harm increases proportionately with the dose a small rise in price will cause a proportionately smaller drop in sales Example sentencesExamples If you need more liquid, just increase the amounts proportionately. I think it will raise costs for everyone, but the cost for a small firm will be proportionately larger. He wants the assets to be shared proportionately so that all members of the scheme get the same level of protection. The stream went from wide and shallow to thin and proportionately deep. As they get bigger, they get proportionately cheaper to manage. Insurers will reduce their payout proportionately, if you haven't insured your home fully. They have to pay proportionately more for the rest of their life. If you haven't worked for the full 44 years, your pension is reduced proportionately. Tax rates will be raised but revenues will not rise proportionately or at all. Maintenance costs increase proportionately until costs exceed residual value. Definition of proportionately in US English: proportionately adverbprəˈpɔrʃ(ə)nətliprəˈpôrSH(ə)nətlē In a way that corresponds in size or amount to something else. the risk of harm increases proportionately with the dose a small rise in price will cause a proportionately smaller drop in sales Example sentencesExamples If you haven't worked for the full 44 years, your pension is reduced proportionately. I think it will raise costs for everyone, but the cost for a small firm will be proportionately larger. The stream went from wide and shallow to thin and proportionately deep. He wants the assets to be shared proportionately so that all members of the scheme get the same level of protection. They have to pay proportionately more for the rest of their life. Insurers will reduce their payout proportionately, if you haven't insured your home fully. Maintenance costs increase proportionately until costs exceed residual value. If you need more liquid, just increase the amounts proportionately. As they get bigger, they get proportionately cheaper to manage. Tax rates will be raised but revenues will not rise proportionately or at all.
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