How is the word tahsis etmek translated from Turkish to English

Belirli bir amaç için kaynak ayırmak.

To give resources to a particular purpose.

verb
English translation
Allocate

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  • Şehir yeni okullar için para ayıracak. The city will allocate money for new schools.

  • Proje için fon ayırmamız gerekiyor. We need to allocate funds for the project.

  • Teste ne kadar zaman ayırmalıyız? How much time should we allocate to testing?

  • Bu görev için daha fazla zaman ayırabilir misin? Can you allocate more time for this task?

  • Misafirler gelmeden önce koltukları ayırın. Allocate the seats before the guests arrive.

  • Lütfen bu kaynakları yeni ekibe tahsis edin. Please allocate these resources to the new team.

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FAQ about “tahsis etmek”

How is “tahsis etmek” translated from Turkish?
“tahsis etmek” translates into English as “Allocate”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “tahsis etmek” mean?
Meaning of “tahsis etmek”: Belirli bir amaç için kaynak ayırmak. In English — “Allocate”.
What part of speech is “tahsis etmek”?
“tahsis etmek” is a verb.
Where can I see examples with “tahsis etmek”?
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