ration|rationed|rationing|rations in English

verb

[ra·tion || 'reɪʃn /'ræʃn]

allot, allocate, distribute in fixed quantities

Use "ration|rationed|rationing|rations" in a sentence

1. The United Kingdom institutes rationing of electricity, coal, and gas; the clothing ration is decreased as well.

2. I've rationed it.

3. Money was carefully rationed.

4. Water is rationed in Kakuma camp

5. He shared his rations.

6. Standard issue ration.

7. Eggs were rationed during the war.

8. Banks may resist the attempts at rationing.

9. The government introduced meat rationing in May.

10. Two wine rations.

11. Just K rations.

12. Fuel was rationed during the war.

13. It is a mode of rationing.

14. The Government may have to introduce petrol rationing.

15. Cigarettes were rationed at thirty-five a week.

16. These foods had to be strictly rationed.

17. When's the next ration?

18. We were rationed to two eggs a day.

19. Cotton and cloth are being rationed out now.

20. Fuel rationing started and I canceled my trip.

21. We'll ration it.

22. News of bread rationing created panic buying.

23. Rationing of foods became stricter and police scrutiny tighter.

24. So by rationing these foods you cut calorie intake.

25. The municipal authorities here are preparing for food rationing.