Definition
Definition of portioning - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
divisionRare related to dividing into portionsRare
- The portioning machine ensures equal sizes for each piece.
- The portioning trays help in serving equal meals.
- Portioning tools are essential in catering services.
Origin of portioning
Latin, portio (share) + -ing (action)
Terms with portioning included in their meaning
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portioning
measure a certain amount by weight
cutting dough
tool for cutting or portioning dough
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- French:de division, ...
- German:portionierend, ...
- Italian:porzionante, ...
- Spanish:de porcionado, ...
- Portuguese:de porcionamento, ...
- Chinese:分割的, ...
- Japanese:分割する, ...
- Arabic:تَجْزِئِيّ, ...
- Hebrew:מְחוּלָק, ...
- Russian:порционирующий, ...
- Ukrainian:порційний, ...
- Hindi:विभाजनकारी, ...
Definition of portion - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
foodamount of food served to one person
- He ate a large portion of pasta.
2.
allocationallocated amount of something
- Each student received a portion of the supplies.
3.
divisionpart separated from a whole
- She took a portion of the cake.
Verb
1.
allocationdivide into parts for specific purposes
- The manager portioned the budget for each department.
2.
inheritancegive a share or inheritance to someone
- The father portioned his estate among his children.
Images of portion
amount of food served to one person
Expressions with portion
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distribute in portions or shares
She will portion out the cake to everyone.
divide something into parts
She portioned off the cake for the guests.
practice of managing food serving sizes
Portion control is essential for effective weight loss.
amount of food or drink served or eaten in one helping
The restaurant reduced its portion size to cut food waste.
section of an exam or test
The math test portion was particularly challenging.
Origin of portion
Latin, portio (share, part)
Examples of portion in a sentence
Each portion of cake was topped with a cherry. She saved a portion of her salary each month. A portion of the cake was missing from the table. He received a portion of the inheritance. A portion of the proceeds will go to charity. She portioned the cake for the guests.
The land was portioned among the heirs. She portioned the land equally among her heirs. The will portioned the wealth to all siblings.
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- French:portion, répartir, ...
- German:Portion, portionieren, ...
- Italian:porzione, suddividere, ...
- Spanish:porción, asignar, ...
- Portuguese:porção, distribuir, ...
- Chinese:份, 分配, ...
- Japanese:一人前, 配分する, ...
- Arabic:حِصَّة, قَسَمَ, ...
- Hebrew:מָנָה, לְחַלֵּק, ...
- Russian:порция, распределять, ...
- Ukrainian:порція, розподілити, ...
- Hindi:परोस, विभाजित करना, ...
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