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Definition of conversion rate - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
marketingTECH. percentage of visitors taking desired actionTECH.
- The conversion rate increased after the website redesign.
2.
financeTECH. exchange ratio between two currenciesTECH.
- The conversion rate between the euro and the dollar fluctuates daily.
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acr: conversion rate optimization
making changes to increase the number of people buying
video processing
conversion of video to a higher frame rate
finance
conversion of a short-term rate to an annual rate
abr: Conversion Rate
percentage of people who complete a desired action
video
jerky playback in video due to frame rate conversion
Examples of conversion rate in a sentence
A high conversion rate indicates effective marketing strategies. The conversion rate affects international trade. Travelers always check the conversion rate before exchanging money.
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- French:taux de conversion, taux de change, ...
- German:Konversionsrate, Umrechnungskurs, ...
- Italian:tasso di conversione, tasso di cambio, ...
- Spanish:tasa de conversión, tipo de cambio, ...
- Portuguese:taxa de conversão, taxa de câmbio, ...
- Chinese:转化率, 兑换率, ...
- Japanese:コンバージョン率, 為替レート, ...
- Arabic:مُعَدَّلُ التَّحْوِيل, سعر الصرف, ...
- Hebrew:שִׁיעוּר הַמָּרָה, שַׁעַר הֲמָרָה, ...
- Russian:конверсия, курс обмена, ...
- Ukrainian:коефіцієнт конверсії, обмінний курс, ...
- Hindi:रूपांतरण दर, विनिमय दर, ...
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