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allotment

/əˈlɒt.mənt/

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noun

/əˈlɒt.mənt/B2formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее долю или часть чего-либо, которая назначается или распределяется по плану, или сам процесс распределения таких долей.

A noun referring to a portion or share of something that is assigned or distributed according to a plan, or the act of distributing such shares.

  1. Share or portionB2formal

    A specific amount of something, such as money, time, or resources, that is officially given to someone or set aside for a particular purpose.

    ruДоля или часть

    • Each department received its annual budget allotment.
    • The government announced a new allotment of funds for education.
    • Her allotment of vacation days was used up quickly.

    Synonymsallocationallowanceapportionmentassignmentgrantportionquotarationshare

  2. Distribution processB2formal

    The official act or process of dividing and giving out something, such as land, shares, or tasks, according to a plan.

    ruРаспределение

    • The allotment of seats in the theater was done fairly.
    • The committee oversaw the allotment of resources to various projects.
    • The allotment of duties among the team members was clearly defined.

    Synonymsallocationapportionmentassignmentdistribution

  3. Small garden plotB1informalbritish

    A small piece of land rented by an individual for growing vegetables, fruits, or flowers.

    ruСадовый участок

    • My grandfather spends every weekend working on his allotment.
    • She grows tomatoes and lettuce in her allotment.
    • The local council provides allotments for residents.

    Synonymspatchplotvegetable patch

Forms
  • allotments plural form
  • allotments' possessive plural form
  • allotment's possessive singular form
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