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1) (a fixed sum or quantity given regularly: His father made him an allowance of $20 a month.) bevilget sum, ukepenger, lommepenger2) (something (usually a quantity) allowed: This dress pattern has a seam allowance of 1 cm.) (slingrings)monn, spillerom, mulighetrabattIsubst. \/əˈlaʊəns\/1) godtgjørelse, (økonomisk) bidrag, lønn, støtte2) tildeling, tildelt andel, rasjon, bevilget sum3) (amer.) lommepenger4) ( handel) fradrag, rabatt, kompensasjon, erstatning5) ( handel) tilskudd6) hensyn(tagen)7) ( teknikk e.l.) spillerom, mål8) ( maskinfag) arbeidsmonn9) ( hesteveddeløp) forsprang, redusert handikap10) ( gammeldags) tillatelsedaily allowance dagtillegg, dagpenger, diettgodtgjørelsemake allowance(s) for ta med i betraktningen, gi spilleromta hensyn til (som formildende omstendighet)IIverb \/əˈlaʊəns\/ ( gammeldags)1) sette på rasjon2) porsjonere, rasjonerebe allowanced ( gammeldags) få (som) rasjon
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