allotted

英 [əˈlɒtɪd]

美 [əˈlɑːtɪd]

v.  分配，配给(时间、钱财等); 分派(任务等)
allot的过去分词和过去式

过去分词：allotted　

BNC.19725 / COCA.20942

柯林斯词典

• VERB 分配;分派;划拨
  If somethingis allotted tosomeone, it is given to them as their share.
  1. The seats are allotted to the candidates who have won the most votes...
     席位被分配给了赢得选票最多的候选人。
  2. We were allotted half an hour to address the committee.
     给了我们半个小时向委员会作陈述。

英英释义

adj

• given as a task
  1. her allotted chores

双语例句

• In one town, all the women were urged to remove their money from the banks on an allotted day, to demonstrate women's financial muscle.
  在某市，所有的女性都被建议在指定日期从银行取走她们的钱，以展示女性群体的经济实力。
• The funds allotted are sufficient for the project we have in mind.
  分配的资金足够于我们心中的计划。
• Not only chairmanships but other political prizes and considerations usually are allotted on the basis of longest service in congress.
  不仅委员会主席的职位，还有其他政治上的好处与方便通常也是分配给在国会服务最久的人。
• A part of this urgent task was allotted to us.
  这项紧急任务的一部分分给了我们。
• The talks overran their allotted time.
  会谈超过了他们的预定时间。
• They are the things that you cannot live without and should be allotted in your budget.
  他们是东西，你不能生活，并应分配在您的预算。
• She has been allotted a new flat.
  她分到了一套新房子。
• We made the most of our allotted days here.
  我们做了我们大部分的分配按天计算。
• Or whether seats should be allotted on the basis of influence.
  或是其席位应根据影响力来分配。
• I've allotted you several tickets.
  我已经分给你几张票了。