parcelling

incontable

A noun referring to the act of distributing or apportioning something according to a plan.

• 🇪🇸Sustantivo que denota la acción de dividir o repartir algo en partes, especialmente según un plan o de manera sistemática; también puede referirse a la división de tierras en parcelas.

1. Distribution or apportionment C1 formal

   The act of dividing and distributing something, such as land or resources, according to a plan.

   • The parcelling of the estate among the heirs took several months.
   • The government oversaw the parcelling of public lands for development.
   • The committee was responsible for the parcelling of the annual budget.

   🇪🇸Reparto o distribución

   Sinónimos: allocationallotmentapportionmentdispensationdistributiondivisionpartitioningrationingsharing

• parcellings plural form
• parcellings' possessive plural form
• parcelling's possessive singular form

A verb meaning to divide something into parts and distribute or wrap it, often used in the context of packaging or land division.

• 🇪🇸Verbo que significa dividir algo en partes y distribuirlo o empaquetarlo, a menudo usado en el contexto de embalaje o parcelación de terreno.

1. Divide into parts B2 formal

   To separate something into smaller sections or portions for distribution or allocation.

   • The land was parceled out among the heirs.
   • They parceled the work into manageable tasks.
   • The estate was parceled into several lots for sale.

   🇪🇸dividir en partes

   Sinónimos: allocateapportiondistributedividedole outpartitionportionsplit

   Antónimos: assemblecollectcombineconsolidategatherjoinmergeunite

2. Wrap or package B1 formal

   To make something into a wrapped container or bundle, typically for shipping or storage.

   • She parceled the gifts in brown paper.
   • The goods were parceled and sent to the customer.
   • He parceled the books together for mailing.

   🇪🇸empaquetar

   Sinónimos: boxbundlecrateencasepackpackagewrap

   Antónimos: openunbindunpackunsealunwrap

3. Cover with canvas strips C2 formal british

   To wrap or cover something, such as a rope or cable, with strips of canvas for protection.

   • The sailors parceled the rope to prevent fraying.
   • He parceled the cable with tarred canvas strips.
   • The rigging was parceled before being served with twine.

   🇪🇸forrar con lona

• parceled past participle
• parcelled past participle
• parceled past simple
• parcelled past simple
• parceling present participle
• parcelling present participle
• parcels third person singular

Variantes phrasal: parcel out