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to allot
01
to give or distribute a particular thing such as time, money, etc.
Transitive: to allot time or resources for sb/sth
02
allow to have
03
to assign a task or role to somebody
Ditransitive: to allot sb sth | to allot sth to sb
allot
v
allotment
n
allotment
n
allotted
adj
allotted
adj
reallot
v
reallot
v
Example
The conference organizer will allot space for different exhibitors in the event venue.
The organization plans to allot a portion of its budget for community outreach programs.
The teacher will allot specific time slots for each student to present their projects.
The manager decided to allot extra time for the team to complete the project successfully.
The teacher allotted each student a role in the play.
