allotment in Irish
allotment in Irish is garraí scóir — allotment means a share or portion of something that has been assigned.
allotment in Irish
garraí scóir
(British) A plot of land rented from the council for growing fruit and vegetables.
What does "allotment" mean?
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noun A share or portion of something that has been assigned.
"Farmers received their annual allotment of water for irrigation."
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noun (British) A small plot of public land rented out for growing vegetables or flowers.
"My grandad grows runner beans on his allotment every summer."
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allotment in a sentence
- Farmers received their annual allotment of water for irrigation.
- My grandad grows runner beans on his allotment every summer.
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What is "allotment" in Irish?
"allotment" in Irish is garraí scóir. allotment means: A share or portion of something that has been assigned.
How do you use "allotment" in a sentence?
Example: "Farmers received their annual allotment of water for irrigation." In Irish, "allotment" is garraí scóir.
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