per capita

形容词每人; 按人分配的; 按人口平均

1. 人均：调查结果显示加拿大人在2007年总共花费190亿元购买处方药物,人均(per capita)的处方药花费是578元,卑诗省是全国最少,每人平均的处方药费只有432元.

2. 每人：natural number 自然数 | per capita 每人 | mark up 涨价

3. (每人的,人均的)：social programs(社会事业) | per capita(每人的,人均的) | after adjusting for inflation(扣除价格因素)

4. [拉丁语]人均：per annum[拉丁语]每年 | per capita[拉丁语]人均 | rapport[法语]和睦;友好

1. per capita

1. 人均的；按人计算的
    The per capita amount of something is the total amount of it in a country or area divided by the number of people in that country or area.

    e.g. They have the world's largest per capita income...
           他们的人均收入居世界之首。
    e.g. The per capita consumption of alcohol has dropped over the past two years.
           在过去两年里，人均酒品消费量降低了。

1. per capita的反义词

1. The government's goal is to put the local per capita gross domestic product on par with China's average GDP by 2015.

2. per capita的解释

2. We rank eighth in the world for our overall natural capital and first if calculated on renewable resources per capita.

3. The country's annual GDP is no more than $ 300 per capita.

4. The big difference between farmers'overall per capita income growth and their per capita income growth from sales indicates farmers benefit more from farming.

5. This is the eighth year of consecutive increase in grain production, with per capita grain possession hitting a new high at 426 kilograms.

6. He noted that although per capita car ownership in China greatly lags many other nations, the sheer number of cars still contribute to urban stress.

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7. Per capita disposable income in the urban area of Wuxi has increased by 14 percent, while the income in cash of rural residents rose more than 13 percent.

8. Despite becoming the world's second largest economy and having some prosperous cities, the country is still characterized by a huge population and low per capita GDP.

9. Urban residents'per capita disposable income and rural residents'per capita net income will grow by an annual rate of 5 percent.

10. The main focus will be the lagging wages of rural workers, whose per capita incomes are currently only 30 percent of those in urban areas.

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