dole

UK
/dəʊl/
US
/doʊl/
dolenoun
doles
pl
UK
/dəʊl/
US
/doʊl/
Traduzioni
aumônePour une aide matérielle donnée par charité ou pour subsistance; registre courant à légèrement soutenu.
The poor family depended on the dole for food.
La famille pauvre dépendait de l’aumône pour se nourrir.
allocationPour une prestation versée par l’État, notamment aux chômeurs.
He lived on the dole after he lost his job.
Il vivait de l’allocation après avoir perdu son emploi.
Traduzioni aggiuntive
douleurSens archaïque ou littéraire.
Definizioni
A portion or allotment of money, food, or other necessities given as charity or for maintenance.
During the economic crisis, many families relied on the dole to make ends meet.
A government benefit paid to the unemployed.
After losing his job, he applied for the dole to support his family.
Sorrow; grief, especially as expressed in lamentation (archaic or literary).
In his ballad, the knight sang of the dole he felt for his fallen comrades.
doleverb
doled
Past Simple
doled
Past Participle
doling
ing-form
UK
/dəʊl/
US
/doʊl/
Traduzioni
distribuerSouvent avec l’idée d’une distribution parcimonieuse ou au compte-gouttes.
The charity organization decided to dole out food to the homeless every weekend.
L’organisation caritative a décidé de distribuer de la nourriture aux sans-abri chaque week-end.
Definizioni
To distribute shares of something, often in a sparing or limited way.
The charity organization decided to dole out food to the homeless every weekend.