レート — meaning in English: rate

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ポリテクニック

poritekunikku

分数

bunsū

レート

rēto

作物

sakumotsu

陪審

baishin

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Usage

Native speakers commonly use the word レート in financial contexts, such as discussing exchange rates in international business transactions. It’s also frequently used in everyday conversation when talking about interest rates for loans or savings.

Synonyms & nuances

A close synonym for レート is 率 (りつ, ritsu), which also means 'rate' but is more often used in a statistical or mathematical context. Choose レート when discussing financial or exchange rates, as it conveys a more practical, everyday usage.

Culture

The word レート is borrowed from the English word 'rate' and has integrated into everyday Japanese language since the late 20th century, particularly with globalization. Interestingly, it reflects Japan's increasing interaction with global markets, making it a term that embodies both traditional and modern economic practices.

FAQ

Q.What does レート mean in English?

レート translates to 'rate' in English, referring to a measurement or evaluation, often in financial contexts like interest rates or exchange rates.

Q.How do I use レート in a sentence?

You can use レート in a sentence like this: '今のドル円のレートは130円です' (The current dollar-yen exchange rate is 130 yen).

Q.Are there any common mistakes when using レート?

A common mistake is confusing レート with 価格 (かかく, kakaku), which means 'price.' While they are related, レート is specifically used for rates, particularly in finance, whereas 価格 refers to the cost of goods.

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