allocation in Irish
allocation in Irish is leithdháileadh, leithroinnt — allocation means the act of assigning something, especially money or resources, for a particular purpose.
allocation in Irish
leithdháileadh
The process or procedure for allocating things, especially money or other resources.
leithroinnt
The process or procedure for allocating things, especially money or other resources.
What does "allocation" mean?
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noun The act of assigning something, especially money or resources, for a particular purpose.
"The government announced a new allocation of funds for hospitals."
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noun The specific share or amount assigned.
"Her monthly allocation of overtime hours had already been used up."
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allocation in a sentence
- The government announced a new allocation of funds for hospitals.
- Each team member has an allocation of tasks for the sprint.
- Her monthly allocation of overtime hours had already been used up.
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What is "allocation" in Irish?
"allocation" in Irish is leithdháileadh, leithroinnt. allocation means: The act of assigning something, especially money or resources, for a particular purpose.
How do you use "allocation" in a sentence?
Example: "The government announced a new allocation of funds for hospitals." In Irish, "allocation" is leithdháileadh, leithroinnt.
Are there other ways to say "allocation" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "allocation": leithdháileadh, leithroinnt.
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