per [pɜː(r)] preposiciónpor - per day -> al día, por día
- 100 km per hour -> 100 km por hora
- as per your instructions (Formal) -> según sus instrucciones
- as per usual -> como de costumbre
- per annum -> al año, por año
- per capita -> per cápita
- per se -> en sí, per se
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per [per]preposiciónPor.- As per invoice -> según factura
- Per annum -> al año
- Per capita -> por cabeza, por persona
- Per cent -> por ciento
- Per se -> por sí mismo, por su propia naturaleza
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per [pɜːʳ]
preposition
por he charges around £85 per day 190 cals per serving calls cost 36p per minute cheap rate we spend about 20 million pounds per year the dwellings have more than six people per room that's 3 metres of fabric at £4 per metre
per annumannum al año it is growing at 4.1 per cent per annum we charge interest at 15% per annum [£20] per annum
we shall proceed as per instructionsas procederemos de acuerdo con las instrucciones as per invoice de acuerdo con según la factura;or
£10 per dozendozen 10 libras la docena
30 miles per gallongallon 30 millas por cada galón
per headhead por cabeza 3.2% growth in output per head vegetable ravioli in cheese sauce; cost per head: 20p meals were being subsidized by up to £16 per head so the average amount of land per head is declining
per head of population por habitante
60 miles per hourhour 60 millas por hora
per personperson por persona £15 per person per night 15 libras por persona y por noche
allow 8 oz of meat per person buses and trains use much less fuel per person than cars
per sese de por sí if people don't die of old age per se, why do they die? but this is not grounds per se for seeking damages there's nothing bad per se about having a trade deficit
£7 per weekweek 7 libras a la semana
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PER [per] masculine noun (abrev de Plan de Empleo Rural)= Spanish government project to support rural employment
PER In the 1980s the Spanish Socialist government sought to address the problem of rural unemployment, which was particuarly severe in the southern regions of Andalusia and Extremadura due to the seasonal nature of much agricultural work. State benefits were paid for up to six months to those who had worked a minimum of 35 days in the previous year, and the “Plan de Empleo Rural” (PER) was set up to provide work on infrastructure projects and thus enable more people to qualify for benefits. These measures have slowed down migration to cities and improved local facilities, and in many towns more than a quarter of the active population may rely on these benefits. However, critics have claimed they were used as a means of entrenching the Socialists in power in regional government, and it is likely that the system will gradually be phased out.
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per [per]prepositionUsed in Spanish in composition only, as perdonable, pardonable.
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