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1 allocate
transitive verb* * *['æləkeit]•- academic.ru/1797/allocation">allocation* * *al·lo·cate[ˈæləkeɪt]vt* * *['ləUkeIt]vt(= allot) zuteilen, zuweisen (to sb jdm); (= apportion) verteilen (to auf +acc); tasks vergeben (to an +acc)to allocate costs — Kosten zuweisen or umlegen
* * *allocate [ˈæləʊkeıt; -lək-] v/t1. zuteilen, an-, zuweisen ( alle:to dat)2. a) (nach einem Schlüssel) auf-, verteilen:allocate expenses Unkosten verteilen, Gemeinkosten umlegenb) Güter bewirtschaften, rationierento, for für jemanden oder einen Zweck)4. den Platz bestimmen für* * *transitive verballocate something to somebody/something — jemandem/einer Sache etwas zuweisen od. zuteilen
* * *v.belegen v.reservieren v.zuteilen v.zuweisen v. -
2 allocation
allocation 1. ACC Zuweisung f; Zuführung f (of funds to reserve); Kontingent n, Umlage f, Zuteilung f, Zurechnung f (amount allocated); 2. ADMIN Allokation f; 3. COMMS Zuweisung f (shares); 4. COMP Zuweisung f, Zuordnung f; 5. ECON Allokation f; 6. FIN Bereitstellung f (of money to person); 7. GEN Kontingent n; Auftragsvergabe f (of contract); Aufgabenverteilung f (of duties); Zuweisung f (of resources); Bestimmung f, Aufschlüsselung f, Bereitstellung f, Aufteilung f, Vergabe f (of funds, resources); 8. PERS, MGT Aufgabenverteilung f, Aufgabenzuweisung f (of duties) -
3 allocation
nounVerteilung, die; (ration) Zuteilung, die* * *noun die Zuteilung* * *al·lo·ca·tion[ˌæləˈkeɪʃən]\allocation of funds Bereitstellung f von [Geld]mitteln, Mittelvergabe f\allocation routine Zuteilungsroutine f\allocation unit Zuordnungseinheit f* * *["ləU'keISən]n(= allotting) Zuteilung f, Zuweisung f; (= apportioning) Verteilung f; (= sum allocated) Zuwendung f* * *1. Zuteilung f, An-, Zuweisung f2. a) Auf-, Verteilung f:allocation of expenses Unkostenverteilung, Umlage f von Gemeinkosten;allocation of frequencies ELEK Frequenzverteilungb) Bewirtschaftung f, Rationierung f* * *nounVerteilung, die; (ration) Zuteilung, die* * *n.Belegung -en f.Besetzung f.Verteilung f.Zuordnung f.Zuteilung f.Zuweisung f.
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