Pronunciation: /ˈpɑːrsəl aʊt/
noun a part or portion of something that has been divided or distributed
A1 I parcel out the candy to my friends.
A2 She parcel out the tasks evenly among the team members.
B1 The teacher parcel out the worksheets to each student.
B2 The manager parcel out the project responsibilities to different departments.
C1 The government parcel out the funding to various organizations.
C2 The committee parcel out the resources strategically to maximize impact.
verb to divide or distribute something into parts or portions
A1 The teacher will parcel out the crayons to each student.
A2 The manager parcelled out the tasks to different team members.
B1 The charity organization will parcel out food to families in need.
B2 The government decided to parcel out the funding to various departments.
C1 The CEO carefully parcelled out shares of the company to investors.
C2 The judge will parcel out the sentences to the convicted criminals.
formal The company decided to parcel out the tasks among different departments.
informal Let's parcel out the snacks so everyone gets an equal share.
slang I'll parcel out the chores to my siblings so we can finish quickly.
figurative The teacher had to parcel out her attention to each student in the class.
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