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I . ration [ˈræʃn] SUBST

1. ration (fixed allowance):

2. ration plur (total amount allowed):

food rations

Expressions couramment utilisées avec rations

food rations

Exemples monolingues (non-vérifiés par l'équipe de rédaction)

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The senior officer corps lived on meagre rations and saw its privileges and family allowances curtailed over time.
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Surreptitiously they improvised scant equipment and saved what food they could from rations.
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When this arrangement proved impractical (such as during combat), uncooked rations would be issued, and each soldier was on their own.
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The only delay occurred when they were held for four days by a blizzard, and had to open their summit rations early as a consequence.
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Soon, however, it was discovered that the merchants were adulterating the grain rations to fully half their weight with sand or powdered bones.
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He was conscripted, only to be discharged when it was found that corned beef fritters were the only rations left for the soldiers to eat.
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The injured, elderly, and people who have been emotionally traumatised by the nuclear attack are given poisoned rations.
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Chocolate rations served two purposes: as a morale boost, and as a high-energy, pocket-sized emergency ration.
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Their daily food rations were made of half-a-pound of bread and watery soup.
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The soldier was exempted from more onerous duties and often got better rations and other favours from his officer.
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