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al·low·ance [əˈlaʊən(t)s] N

1. allowance (permitted amount):

allowance
mileage allowance
daily allowance
baggage allowance

2. allowance esp Am:

allowance (for student)
allowance (pocket money)

ˈbag·gage al·low·ance N

sub·ˈsist·ence al·low·ance N esp Brit

subsistence allowance

ˈtax al·low·ance N

tax allowance

ˈtrav·el al·low·ance N

wid·ow's al·ˈlow·ance N

widow's allowance

Usage examples with allowance

mileage allowance
daily allowance
baggage allowance

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

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All expenses must be vouched, except for a petty cash allowance of 100 per month.
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Each offers various privileges including priority check-in, priority standby and extra baggage allowance, amongst others.
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The family allowance cheques -- a.k.a.
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That comes with an annual base salary of $310,000, a monthly non-accountable expense allowance of $416.67 and a $15,000 moving allowance.
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This figure is then taken away from the tax allowance and divided by 10.
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What if you took an annual allowance of $1,000,000 worth of walking-around money every year?
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An allowance for unforeseen costs is usually essential in securitizations, especially if it is an atypical securitization.
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Children under 11 on a full price fare usually have the same baggage allowance as an adult.
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What good is an increase to the personal tax allowance if you're earning below the threshold, or forced to work on a zero hours contract?
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The claim was resisted, and was referred to commissioners appointed by the probate judge, who reported against its allowance.
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