to make allowance(s)
1make allowance(s) for something — make allowance(s) for sth idiom to consider sth, for example when you are making a decision or planning sth • The budget made allowance for inflation. • The plan makes no allowance for people working at different rates. Main entry:… …
2make allowance — index condone, rebate Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 …
3make allowance for — index discount (reduce), extenuate, palliate (excuse), provide (arrange for) Burton s Legal Thesaurus. Wil …
4make allowance(s) for — 1》 take into consideration. 2》 treat leniently on account of mitigating circumstances. → allow for …
5make allowance for — make allowance(s) for 1) take into consideration when planning or making calculations a special circuit makes allowances for changes in the ambient temperature 2) regard or treat leniently on account of mitigating circumstances she liked them and …
6make allowance — принимать во внимание, помнить In judging his work, we must make allowance for his lack of exрerience …
7make allowance(s) for, — idi make allowance(s) for a) to excuse, taking mitigating factors into consideration b) to allow for c) to reserve time, money, etc., for …
8make allowance(s) for — 1 you must make allowances for delays: TAKE INTO CONSIDERATION, take into account, bear in mind, have regard to, provide for, plan for, make plans for, get ready for, cater for, allow for, make provision for, make preparations for, prepare for. 2 …
9make allowance — {v. phr.} To judge results by the circumstances. Often used in plural. * /When a small boy is helping you, you must make allowances for his age./ …
10make allowance — {v. phr.} To judge results by the circumstances. Often used in plural. * /When a small boy is helping you, you must make allowances for his age./ …
