allowing time
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v.t./i.Verb (Transitive/Intransitive)To set aside or allocate a period for a specific purpose or activity.
Allowing time for traffic, we should arrive by 8:00 PM.
v.t./i.Verb (Transitive/Intransitive)To provide or create an opportunity for something to happen or be done.
Allowing time for questions, the presentation will last one hour.
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Ancient Egypt: Crash Course World History #4
- In short, the awesomeness of the Nile meant Egyptians could create big food surpluses with relatively little work, allowing time and energy for some pretty impressive projects.
In short, the awesomeness of the Nile meant Egyptians could create big food surpluses with relatively little work, allowing time and energy for some pretty impressive projects.
- with relatively little work, allowing time and energy for some pretty impressive projects.
with relatively little work, allowing time and energy for some pretty impressive projects.
English Podcast | How to Learn And Remember Anything Easily | Study Tips
- This strengthens your memory, because you're allowing time for the information to settle in your brain.
This strengthens your memory, because you're allowing time for the information to settle in your brain.
- This strengthens your memory because you're allowing time for the information to settle in your brain.
This strengthens your memory because you're allowing time for the information to settle in your brain.
Clay County Detention Center’s Dangerous Chaos - Full Ep Recap | 120 Hours Behind Bars | Discovery
- This creates a unique housing and security challenge for the understaffed jail, where detainees are confined to 4-person cells 24 hours a day, allowing time outside their cells while keeping everyone safe and separated is a constant struggle.
This creates a unique housing and security challenge for the understaffed jail, where detainees are confined to 4-person cells 24 hours a day, allowing time outside their cells while keeping everyone safe and separated is a constant struggle.