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I . ration [ˈræʃən] SAM.

1. ration (fixed allowance):

ration

przydział m. spol

ration

racja ž. spol

ration card

talon m. spol

fraza:

rations mn. (food)

racje ž. spol mn. żywnościowe

II . ration [ˈræʃən] GLAG. preh. glag.

ration

racjonować

to ration sb to sth

wydzielać [perf wydzielić] coś komuś

Primeri uporabe besede ration

ration card

talon m. spol

to ration sb to sth

wydzielać [perf wydzielić] coś komuś

Enojezični primeri (nepregledani od uredništva PONS)

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The scattered nature of family holdings ensured that families each received a ration of both good and poor land and minimized risk.

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In 2012, the average student-teacher ration in core subjects was 29.0 students for every 1 teacher.

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The settlement was provided with a supply of rations for twelve months but there was no fresh meat.

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He was conscripted, only to be discharged when it was found that corned beef fritters were the only rations left for the soldiers to eat.

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Conditions in prisons were reportedly harsh; like other prisoners, religious detainees suffered from inadequate food rations, lack of medical care, and cramped quarters.

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In this way, she demonstrated that spoons, or energy, must be rationed to avoid running out before the end of the day.

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Political organizations also continued in the ghetto, and engaged in strikes when rations were cut.

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But to give ration loans and charge no interest, and sometimes not be repaid is certainly an un-businesslike way to handle money.

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Depending on the agricultural produce of the year, rations can be less.

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The soldier was exempted from more onerous duties and often got better rations and other favours from his officer.

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