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Meanings of deal in English
Administer or bestow, as in small portions.
Synonyms
Examples for "distribute"
Examples for "distribute"
1
The IRS tries to process and distribute refunds quickly, often within days.
2
A major drive to distribute aid throughout Vanuatu's cyclone-ravaged islands, started today.
3
The deal lets companies produce and distribute Viread to 95 developing countries.
4
She needs some students to come help distribute flowers people have sent.
5
But the answer is not to distribute energy for free, she added.
1
Pharmacy benefit managers administer prescription drug benefits for employers and health plans.
2
Five trustees have been appointed to administer the Omagh bomb victims fund.
3
A emergency clinic has been set in Tuam today to administer vaccines.
4
In general, my most important work is to administer the public domain.
5
We saw no benefit of using the intraarterial route to administer cisplatin.
1
No, I thank you; I think we can dispense with his information.
2
The only way out is to dispense with the industrial-technological system altogether.
3
You need a variety of crack techniques to dispense at any moment.
4
I could not dispense with the man; I had to cure him.
5
Colour cannot stand alone; it cannot dispense with boundaries of some kind.
1
They all agreed to this, and told me to allot the tasks.
2
To allot God a secondary place in life was, to me, inconceivable.
3
We will allot him a room, and introduce him, first, to-thebath-room.
4
We should simply decline to allot shares to them, that is all.
5
Come with me to allot his post to the most distant one.
1
Take the dish out, season the lamb and cook another 30 minutes.
2
The Iroquois could dish out and take a tremendous amount of punishment.
3
And that's something unprepared politicians always find it convenient to dish out.
4
Whatever the girl wanted to dish out she'd grin and take it.
5
That prompted locals to dish out their own brand of rough justice.
1
Four fine no-frills restaurants dole out tripe soup, supposedly a hangover cure.
2
He did not dole out the sum he had agreed to provide.
3
Lem had his senior officers dole out the cash to the crew.
4
You don't spend anything except the little you dole out for me.
5
And I look forward to whatever kindness you're willing to dole out, Governor.
1
If you hurry, you may mete out your disciplines before classes begin.
2
I am not a policeman, or a priest, to mete out punishment.
3
She could hurry back to the old storeroom and mete out punishment.
4
Come to me, and we shall mete out our justice for their crimes!
5
Ford will still mete out bonuses in 2011, Ford spokeswoman Marcey Evans said.
1
Appraisers and surveyors were set to work to parcel out the property.
2
Darrin, however, had lifted the parcel out to lay it on the ground.
3
Flambeau tore a brown-paper parcel out of his inner pocket and rent it in pieces.
4
The game's lopsided nature allowed Marshall to parcel out at least eight minutes for 14 players.
5
Mr. Hayley stooped, really with the innocent intention of moving the parcel out of the way.
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Banks interested in their expertise in underwriting could shell out the money.
2
Here's what you need to know before you shell out a grand.
3
Millionaires shell out thousands of euros at auction for the dustiest bottles.
4
Just get ready to shell out a lot more money for it.
5
Take the pastry shell out of the oven and let cool slightly.
1
I wanted to make a big deal out of it, Henneberry recalled.
2
You are making a great deal out of a very little matter.
3
Or was I making a big deal out of nothing once again?
4
Sheldon proceeded to arm Joan's sailors and deal out ammunition and handcuffs.
5
Please, Travis, I'm begging you-don'tmake a big deal out of this!
Usage of deal in English
1
Health professionals deal with people's personal health information every day, Bloomfield said.
2
A deal would not eliminate violence, the Brussels-based International Crisis Group said.
3
Mr Power said it would mean a great deal to the industry.
4
Mr Robinson said children needed active support to deal with their problems.
5
State media outlet China National Radio reported the deal earlier this week.
6
Sponsors are, however, protected from market risk if a deal goes wrong.
7
Julian Barnes: 'Do you expect Europe to cut us a good deal?
8
However, the British oil major denied the deal made significant new concessions.
9
She said Apple's sweetheart tax deal with Ireland constituted illegal state aid.
10
The French Foreign Ministry, however, said talk of a deal was premature.
11
South African competition authorities approved the deal with token conditions last month.
12
Mr Barrett also criticised Government measures to deal with the housing crisis.
13
The deal is said to be worth around £8 million per year.
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The deal would, however, create a customs border down the Irish Sea.
15
The current offer price and deal structure won't change, the companies said.
16
Natural resources and industrials should lead deal flow this year from India.
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Portuguese
Catalan
Deal through the time
Deal across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
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