racionar

v.

to ration.

Los generales racionaron la comida The generals rationed the food.

El general racionó a su grupo The general rationed his group.

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racionar

► verbo transitivo

1 (limitar) to ration

2 MILITAR (distribuir) to ration out

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VT

1) (=limitar) to ration

estar racionado — to be rationed

2) (=distribuir) to ration out, share out

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verbo transitivo to ration

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= ration.

Ex. ILL is an expensive operation and the issue of fees and charges is much debated; the discussion examined here includes the suggestion that users can travel to consult materials and public libraries might ration ILL requests per user including children.

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verbo transitivo to ration

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= ration.

Ex: ILL is an expensive operation and the issue of fees and charges is much debated; the discussion examined here includes the suggestion that users can travel to consult materials and public libraries might ration ILL requests per user including children.

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racionar [A1 ]

vt

to ration

los huevos estaban racionados eggs were rationed

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racionar (conjugate racionar) verbo transitivo
to ration
racionar verbo transitivo to ration
'racionar' also found in these entries:
English:
ration

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racionar vt

to ration

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racionar

v/t ration

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racionar vt

: to ration

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racionar vb to ration