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Definition of allocated - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
planning reservationmarked for a specific purpose or person
- The allocated seats are near the front.
- The allocated budget covers travel expenses.
- Allocated parking spaces are for staff only.
Expressions with allocated
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set amount of minutes or hours officially reserved for a specific activity
Please finish the test within the allocated time.
Origin of allocated
Latin, allocare (to place)
Terms with allocated included in their meaning
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location
allocated to a particular place or group
transportation
spot allocated for car parking
assignment
be assigned or allocated to
schedule
time allocated for a car journey
allocation
allocated in order of arrival or request
schedule
time allocated for eating lunch at school or work
trial duration
time allocated for testing or trial of something
leisure
free time not allocated to any task
project funding
allocated amount of money for a specific purpose
allocation
assigned or allocated to a particular project
finance
financial resources allocated to a project
allocation
allocated amount of something
finance
money allocated for promoting products or services
exhaust funds
use up all allocated funds
finance
reduction in allocated funds within a budget
spending limits
allocated funds for specific purposes
finance
planned or allocated in a budget
inquiry
time allocated for asking questions in a formal setting
division among
allocated to different individuals or groups
meeting duration
time allocated for speaking in a meeting or event
budget reduction
reduction in the amount of money allocated for expenses
planning
not allocated or assigned to a particular use or task
aviation
allocated time for aircraft operations
exceed allocation
cost more than the allocated budget
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- French:attribué, ...
- German:zugeteilt, ...
- Italian:assegnato, ...
- Spanish:asignado, ...
- Portuguese:atribuído, ...
- Chinese:分配的, ...
- Japanese:割り当てられた, ...
- Arabic:مُخَصَّص, ...
- Hebrew:מֻקְצֶה, ...
- Russian:выделенный, ...
- Ukrainian:виділений, ...
- Hindi:आवंटित, ...
Definition of allocate - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
time managementassign time for a particular task
- We need to allocate two hours for this meeting..
2.
distributiondistribute according to a plan
- The manager allocated tasks to each team member.
3.
technologyTECH. reserve memory for a programTECH.
- The system allocated memory for the application.
Expressions with allocate
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assign funds or materials to departments or tasks
We need to allocate resources to the marketing team.
Origin of allocate
Latin, allocare (to place)
Examples of allocate in a sentence
We should allocate a day for team-building activities. Funds were allocated to improve the infrastructure. The director allocated resources for the new project. The program needs to allocate more memory to run efficiently. Developers must allocate memory before executing the code.
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- French:attribuer, répartir, ...
- German:zuteilen, verteilen, ...
- Italian:assegnare, distribuire, ...
- Spanish:asignar, distribuir, ...
- Portuguese:destinar, distribuir, ...
- Chinese:分配, 分派, ...
- Japanese:時間を割り当てる, 割り当てる, ...
- Arabic:خَصَّصَ, وَزَّعَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְהַקְצוֹת, ...
- Russian:распределять, распределить, ...
- Ukrainian:виділяти, розподілити, ...
- Hindi:समय निर्धारित करना, आवंटित करना, ...
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