portion
部分,一部分,份额,部分内容
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Definitions
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- : a part of any whole, either separated from or integrated with it: I read a portion of the manuscript.
- : an amount of food served for one person; serving; helping: He took a large portion of spinach.
- : the part of a whole allotted to or belonging to a person or group; share.
- : the part of an estate that goes to an heir or a next of kin.
- : Literary. something that is allotted to a person by God or fate.
- : the money, goods, or estate that a woman brings to her husband at marriage; dowry.
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- : to divide into or distribute in portions or shares.
- : to furnish with a portion, as with an inheritance or a dowry: All of his children have been amply portioned.
- : to provide with a lot or fate: She was portioned with sorrow throughout her life.
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It’s unclear how many students are actually doing the portions of PE that aren’t live-streamed.
The services include selling ad inventory in the form of pre-roll, mid-roll or post-roll ads around content while taking a portion of the earnings in a revenue share model.
She also noted a decline in the portion of residents answering contact tracers’ phone calls, which has dropped below 70 percent for the first time since September.
For example, RapidSOS stepped in to provide data when the Nashville bombing took out a portion of 911 infrastructure on Christmas Day, affecting 300 agencies.
You can even ski on Park Loop Road, portions of which are unplowed.
Counting encores, NBC estimated that over 44 million people had watched some portion of the production by the end of the month.
In the financing portion, the numbers are particularly bleak.
And its military destroyed a large portion of Syria's chemical weapons stockpile.
In 2000, the Israeli government simply closed the portion of downtown Hebron under its control.
But they can win back a portion of it, and in many states and congressional districts, a portion will be enough to change things.
On the upper part of the stem the whorls are very close together, but they are more widely separated at the lower portion.