percentage

/pə(ɹ)ˈsɛntɪd͡ʒ/
noun 3

Collocations

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(noun.)

ADJ

high, large

A large percentage of students in our class prefer online learning to traditional classrooms.

low, small

VERB + PERCENTAGE

calculate

express sth as

The teacher asked us to express our test scores as percentages so we could compare them easily.

PERCENTAGE + NOUN

point

The test scores increased by five percentage points after the new teaching method was introduced.

rate

The bank offers a competitive percentage rate on savings accounts this year.

figure

increase, rise

The percentage increase in online shopping during the pandemic surprised many business analysts.

decline, fall, reduction | share

PREP

~ of

A large percentage of students in our class prefer online learning to traditional lessons.

PHRASES

in percentage terms

The cost of living has risen significantly in percentage terms over the last five years.

on a percentage basis

The company pays its salespeople on a percentage basis of total revenue.

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