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allowable

/əˈlaʊ.ə.bəl/

الترجمة: يصف ما هو مسموح به أو مقبول، ولا سيما في إطار قواعد أو قيود محددة.

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adjective

/əˈlaʊ.ə.bəl/B2formal
  • arيصف ما هو مسموح به أو مقبول، ولا سيما في إطار قواعد أو قيود محددة.

Describes something that is permitted or allowed, especially within a set of rules or limits.

  1. Tax-deductibleB2formallegal

    Permitted to be subtracted from gross income when calculating taxable income, according to tax regulations.

    arقابل للخصم من الوعاء الضريبي

    • Business travel expenses are allowable deductions on your tax return.
    • The accountant confirmed that the donation is an allowable expense.
    • Only certain medical costs are considered allowable under the new tax law.

    المرادفاتdeductible

  2. Permitted by ruleB1formal

    Allowed or acceptable according to a specific rule, regulation, or standard.

    arمسموح به

    • The referee determined that the tackle was allowable under the new rules.
    • Only one carry-on bag is allowable on this flight.
    • The judge ruled that the evidence was not allowable in court.

    المرادفاتacceptableadmissibleauthorizedlegitimatelicitpermissiblesanctioned

    الأضدادforbiddenprohibited

  3. Worthy of considerationB2formal

    Deserving to be accepted, considered, or permitted.

    arمَقْبول

    • Her argument was allowable and the committee agreed to review it.
    • The proposal is allowable and should be discussed further.
    • His request for an extension was deemed allowable by the manager.

    المرادفاتacceptableadmissibledefensiblejustifiablelegitimatepermissiblereasonablevalid

    الأضدادforbiddenimpermissibleinadmissibleunacceptable

الصيغ
  • more allowable comparative form
  • most allowable superlative form
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