allotment
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /əˈlɑːtmənt/ · UK /əˈlɒtmənt/
allotment means: A small piece of rented land where people grow vegetables and fruit.
noun
A small piece of rented land where people grow vegetables and fruit.
- We grow beans on our allotment.
- She rented an allotment near her flat.
- The council has several allotments available.
A share of something that a person or group is given.
- Each family received an allotment of rice.
- Their allotments of land were equally sized.
- Have you used your daily allotment of water?
The act of giving people particular shares or amounts of something.
- The allotment of land took several months.
- A committee oversees the allotment of funds.
- They questioned the fairness of the share allotment.
The act of setting aside a particular amount of money or another resource for someone.
- The committee approved the allotment of funds to schools.
- The allotment of credit depends on your income.
- Who decides the annual allotment of money to each department?
Questions about allotment
What does allotment mean?
A small piece of rented land where people grow vegetables and fruit.
What is allotment in other languages?
Türkçe: hobi bahçesi · Español: huerto alquilado · Français: jardin familial · Deutsch: Kleingarten · Italiano: orto in affitto · 日本語: 市民農園
How do you pronounce allotment?
In American English /əˈlɑːtmənt/; in British English /əˈlɒtmənt/.
How do you use allotment in a sentence?
We grow beans on our allotment. She rented an allotment near her flat.
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