"rate" po angielsku z przykładami - Słownik kolokacji angielskich

rate rzeczownik

rzeczownik + rate

Kolokacji: 398

interest rate • growth rate • unemployment rate • literacy rate • exchange rate • tax rate • crime rate • inflation rate • heart rate • ...

rate + rzeczownik

Kolokacji: 39

rate increase • rate cut • rate reduction • rate ship • rate comment • ...

rate + czasownik

Kolokacji: 109

rate rises • rate falls • rate increases • rate drops • rate declines • rate varies • rate slows • rate ranges • rate remains • rate climbs • ...

czasownik + rate

Kolokacji: 137

set rates • charge rates • offer rates • pay rates • offer at a rate • represent a population rate • find rates • report rates • ...

Kolokacji: 46

Grup znaczeniowych: 18

Kolokacji: 31

(2) charge, tax, impose

Kolokacji: 3

1. charge rates = stawki opłaty charge rates

2. tax at a rate = podatek przy stawce tax at a rate

3. impose a rate = nałóż stawkę impose a rate

The way was thus prepared for the property tax of 1692, imposing a rate of 4s.
This may lead to local government imposing a "minimum rate" for strata or community title lots.
The other option is to apply the 2011 law, which would exempt the first $5 million of the estate and impose a rate of 35 percent on anything above that.
Sometimes there is a collar associated with this type of rate which imposes a minimum rate.
For tax years 2004-2010, the United States also has imposed a reduced rate of taxation on dividends received by individuals.
The alternative minimum tax also imposes a flat rate of 26 percent and 28 percent on a broader base of income.
In late August of last year, MCI changed its billing plan, imposing a flat 16-cents-perminute rate for all local and long-distance calls in state.
He would impose a flat rate of 19 percent, with generous exemptions that eliminate income taxes for a family of four earning up to $22,000.
If the commission found they were not competitive, the President would be required to impose a fixed rate on credit card interest.
It is to impose a variable rate Financial Transaction Tax, where the rate is continuously varied to maintain the revenues at a fixed value.