Definition of unallocated in English:

unallocated

adjectiveʌnˈaləkeɪtɪdənˈæləkeɪdəd

(of resources or duties) not yet allocated.
（资源）未分配的；（责任）未分派的
£2.8 m of contingency funds remained unallocated
280万英镑的应急资金仍未分配下去。
Example sentencesExamples
- The committee heard Miss Coles knowingly misled her managers about the number of unallocated cases.
- The National Party did not even have a system of identifying how many unallocated cases there were.
- The extra staff would bring down the rate of unallocated cases, which is currently at almost 25 per cent statewide.
- Each tenant has the right to park in one of 8 unallocated parking spaces in the communal grounds.
- The forecasts also included large provisions for more unallocated spending - about $5.1 billion up till 2009.
- Farm supply cooperatives used unallocated equity to absorb some of the net losses during 2001.
- Any unallocated space will be open for competitive bidding by departments.
- Sources said Deshmukh would demand extra supply from the 15 per cent unallocated quota.
- The caseloads have increased dramatically in an attempt to get the unallocated case lists down.
- Poultry & livestock co-ops used net margins to replenish unallocated equity, which was used in 2000 to absorb net losses.
- The remaining 25 % of my time I leave unallocated.
- The increase in unallocated equity reversed a declining trend of the past five years.
- I want to tell people what those unallocated cases are.
- By chance, Tulsa had capital sales tax funds that were unallocated at the time of the flood.
- The Government can only nominate two sites for World Heritage status each year, with the earliest unallocated slots in 2008.
- He said efforts were on to get 500 MW of additional power from unallocated quota with the Union Ministry of Power.
- It has also made a whole lot of unallocated costs.
- Usage of the unallocated space in the memory arena could also have an effect.
- This is to be contrasted with an unallocated trades account.
- This shifted their equity structure from allocated funding to unallocated funding.

Definition of unallocated in US English:

unallocated

adjectiveənˈaləkādədənˈæləkeɪdəd

(of resources or duties) not yet allocated.
（资源）未分配的；（责任）未分派的
$2.8m of the state's stimulus funds remained unallocated
Example sentencesExamples
- Any unallocated space will be open for competitive bidding by departments.
- This shifted their equity structure from allocated funding to unallocated funding.
- The Government can only nominate two sites for World Heritage status each year, with the earliest unallocated slots in 2008.
- The remaining 25 % of my time I leave unallocated.
- The caseloads have increased dramatically in an attempt to get the unallocated case lists down.
- The forecasts also included large provisions for more unallocated spending - about $5.1 billion up till 2009.
- He said efforts were on to get 500 MW of additional power from unallocated quota with the Union Ministry of Power.
- The committee heard Miss Coles knowingly misled her managers about the number of unallocated cases.
- By chance, Tulsa had capital sales tax funds that were unallocated at the time of the flood.
- The National Party did not even have a system of identifying how many unallocated cases there were.
- Usage of the unallocated space in the memory arena could also have an effect.
- Each tenant has the right to park in one of 8 unallocated parking spaces in the communal grounds.
- Sources said Deshmukh would demand extra supply from the 15 per cent unallocated quota.
- It has also made a whole lot of unallocated costs.
- This is to be contrasted with an unallocated trades account.
- Farm supply cooperatives used unallocated equity to absorb some of the net losses during 2001.
- Poultry & livestock co-ops used net margins to replenish unallocated equity, which was used in 2000 to absorb net losses.
- I want to tell people what those unallocated cases are.
- The extra staff would bring down the rate of unallocated cases, which is currently at almost 25 per cent statewide.
- The increase in unallocated equity reversed a declining trend of the past five years.

词汇	unallocated
释义	Definition of unallocated in English: unallocated adjectiveʌnˈaləkeɪtɪdənˈæləkeɪdəd (of resources or duties) not yet allocated. （资源）未分配的；（责任）未分派的 £2.8 m of contingency funds remained unallocated 280万英镑的应急资金仍未分配下去。 Example sentencesExamples The committee heard Miss Coles knowingly misled her managers about the number of unallocated cases. The National Party did not even have a system of identifying how many unallocated cases there were. The extra staff would bring down the rate of unallocated cases, which is currently at almost 25 per cent statewide. Each tenant has the right to park in one of 8 unallocated parking spaces in the communal grounds. The forecasts also included large provisions for more unallocated spending - about $5.1 billion up till 2009. Farm supply cooperatives used unallocated equity to absorb some of the net losses during 2001. Any unallocated space will be open for competitive bidding by departments. Sources said Deshmukh would demand extra supply from the 15 per cent unallocated quota. The caseloads have increased dramatically in an attempt to get the unallocated case lists down. Poultry & livestock co-ops used net margins to replenish unallocated equity, which was used in 2000 to absorb net losses. The remaining 25 % of my time I leave unallocated. The increase in unallocated equity reversed a declining trend of the past five years. I want to tell people what those unallocated cases are. By chance, Tulsa had capital sales tax funds that were unallocated at the time of the flood. The Government can only nominate two sites for World Heritage status each year, with the earliest unallocated slots in 2008. He said efforts were on to get 500 MW of additional power from unallocated quota with the Union Ministry of Power. It has also made a whole lot of unallocated costs. Usage of the unallocated space in the memory arena could also have an effect. This is to be contrasted with an unallocated trades account. This shifted their equity structure from allocated funding to unallocated funding. Definition of unallocated in US English: unallocated adjectiveənˈaləkādədənˈæləkeɪdəd (of resources or duties) not yet allocated. （资源）未分配的；（责任）未分派的 $2.8m of the state's stimulus funds remained unallocated Example sentencesExamples Any unallocated space will be open for competitive bidding by departments. This shifted their equity structure from allocated funding to unallocated funding. The Government can only nominate two sites for World Heritage status each year, with the earliest unallocated slots in 2008. The remaining 25 % of my time I leave unallocated. The caseloads have increased dramatically in an attempt to get the unallocated case lists down. The forecasts also included large provisions for more unallocated spending - about $5.1 billion up till 2009. He said efforts were on to get 500 MW of additional power from unallocated quota with the Union Ministry of Power. The committee heard Miss Coles knowingly misled her managers about the number of unallocated cases. By chance, Tulsa had capital sales tax funds that were unallocated at the time of the flood. The National Party did not even have a system of identifying how many unallocated cases there were. Usage of the unallocated space in the memory arena could also have an effect. Each tenant has the right to park in one of 8 unallocated parking spaces in the communal grounds. Sources said Deshmukh would demand extra supply from the 15 per cent unallocated quota. It has also made a whole lot of unallocated costs. This is to be contrasted with an unallocated trades account. Farm supply cooperatives used unallocated equity to absorb some of the net losses during 2001. Poultry & livestock co-ops used net margins to replenish unallocated equity, which was used in 2000 to absorb net losses. I want to tell people what those unallocated cases are. The extra staff would bring down the rate of unallocated cases, which is currently at almost 25 per cent statewide. The increase in unallocated equity reversed a declining trend of the past five years.
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