allocate in Japanese
allocate in Japanese is 取り置く, 配置 — allocate means to set aside or assign something for a particular purpose.
allocate in Japanese
取り置く
Pronounced: torioku
To set aside for a purpose.
配置
Pronounced: haichi
To distribute according to a plan, generally followed by the adposition to.
What does "allocate" mean?
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verb To set aside or assign something for a particular purpose.
"The council allocated extra funding to local schools."
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verb In computing, to reserve a block of memory for a program to use.
"The program crashed because it couldn't allocate enough memory."
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allocate in a sentence
- The council allocated extra funding to local schools.
- Each department was allocated a fixed budget for the year.
- The program crashed because it couldn't allocate enough memory.
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What is "allocate" in Japanese?
"allocate" in Japanese is 取り置く, 配置. allocate means: To set aside or assign something for a particular purpose.
How do you pronounce 取り置く?
"allocate" in Japanese is 取り置く, pronounced "torioku".
How do you use "allocate" in a sentence?
Example: "The council allocated extra funding to local schools." In Japanese, "allocate" is 取り置く, 配置.
Are there other ways to say "allocate" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "allocate": 取り置く, 配置.
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