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1 allowance
/ə'lauəns/ * danh từ - sự cho phép - sự thừa nhận, sự công nhận, sự thú nhận =by his own allowance+ do chính anh ta thừa nhận - tiền trợ cấp; tiền cấp phát; tiền bỏ túi, tiền tiêu vặt =to get a very small allowance from home every month+ hàng tháng nhận được của gia đình gửi cho một số tiền nhỏ =family allowance fund+ quỹ trợ cấp gia đình đông con - phần tiền, khẩu phần, phần ăn =to put the men on half allowance+ (quân sự) cho quân lính ăn nửa khẩu phần =to be on short allowance+ bị hạn chế khẩu phần =at no allowance+ không hạn chế =to reduce the allowance of water+ giảm khẩu phần nước =do not take more than your usual allowance+ không được ăn quá khẩu phần thường lệ - sự kể đến, sự tính đến, sự chiếu cố đến, sự dung thứ =to make allowances for the difference of age+ kể đến (chiếu cố đến) sự khác nhau về tuổi =to make allowance for youth+ chiếu cố đến tuổi trẻ, dung thứ cho tuổi trẻ - sự trừ, sự bớt =to make allowance for the tare+ trừ bì - (kỹ thuật); (vật lý) hạn định cho phép * ngoại động từ - chia phần ăn cho - cấp một số tiền cho (ai), trợ cấp
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