1.b> 1) ; , ; i> ; allowance for wind .i> ; to make allowance i> ; i> ; i> ; to make allowance for smb.s illness [youth, inexperience] [, ] [.i> .i> 2)]; to make allowances / every allowance / / , ; to make allowance for future developments ;
2) i> i> ; to make allowance for leakage [waste] [] , [] [.i> .i> 1)];
3) .i> ( i>); positive allowance , i> ; negative allowance , i> ;
4) .i> i> (, i>);
2.b> 1) i> / ; / ; dress [book] allowance [] ; liberal [modest, regular, intermittent, stated] allowance [, , , / ] ; to allot [to concede, to continue] allowance [ , ]; a university student at Oxford needs an allowance of at least 1000 a year ;
2) .i> , i> ;
3.b> 1) , ; ; ; allowance of food ; water [bread] allowance [] ; to put on short allowance , ; allowance of ammunition .i> ;
2) pli> .i> ;
4.b> .i> , ; an allowance for cash on a bill ;
5.b> .i> ;
6.b> .i> , ;
7.b> .i> , , .
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