Associations to the word «allocate»
Noun
- Ballot
- Caucus
- Variable
- Memory
- Designation
- Tuition
- Metadata
- Chunk
- Unicode
- Incentive
- Applicant
- Storage
- Europa
- Ussr
- Suffrage
- Ticket
- Spending
- Cache
- Kernel
- Upgrade
- Hq
- Garbage
- Utilization
- Preference
- Asset
- Assign
- Router
- Address
- Disk
- Gdp
- Processor
- Total
- Subscriber
- Sharing
- Oceania
- Array
- Swindon
- Threshold
- Shortage
- Percentage
- Registration
- Sanitation
- Placebo
- Ranking
- Formula
- Manpower
- Divide
- Expense
- Irrigation
- Telecommunication
- Amateur
- Cost
- Fragmentation
- Legislature
- Project
- Node
- Nfl
- Equity
- Scheme
- Vote
- Midland
- Licence
- Tax
- Discretion
- Sector
- Endowment
- Flotilla
- Dividend
- Qualifier
- Block
- Investment
- Knesset
- Ethnicity
- Healthcare
- Auction
Adjective
Adverb
Wiktionary
ALLOCATE, verb. To set aside for a purpose
ALLOCATE, verb. To distribute according to a plan, generally followed by the adposition "to"
ALLOCATE, verb. (computing) To set aside (as above), but specifically used to refer to the practice of making memory available within a computer program.
Dictionary definition
ALLOCATE, verb. Distribute according to a plan or set apart for a special purpose; "I am allocating a loaf of bread to everyone on a daily basis"; "I'm allocating the rations for the camping trip".
Wise words
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