portion
ભાગ
definition
verb
the fish are portioned out to the different families
divide (something) into shares to be distributed among two or more people.
noun
a portion of the jetty still stands
a part of a whole; an amount, section, or piece of something.
translation of 'portion'
દાયજો,
દહેજ,
હિસ્સો,
અંશ
noun
ભાગ
example
Some couples pledged to bequeath a 'portion' of their estates, however modest, to an adopted son or daughter.
In our first volume we merely described that part of Etna which has been formed during the historical era; an insignificant 'portion' of the whole mass.
However, many processed foods can be enriched in dietary fibre through the addition of the bran 'portion' of whole grain.
Having unknowingly signed over a significant 'portion' of her shares, she found she no longer had a veto on rights sales.
But if your partner dies without leaving a will, you will be entitled to inherit a 'portion' of their estate.
Even if a province does not use all of its weekly allocation, it still gets the whole 'portion' for the next week.
In plants, retroelement DNA accounts for a large 'portion' of the repeat fraction.
In this process, we keep the animals in some portion of the land for some time then shift them into another 'portion' until the whole field gets fertilized.
a 'portion' of ice cream
So now that the PM has decided to return his 'portion' of the increase. people making all the comments and opinions necessary.
They decided to drop a whole 'portion' of the route, and instead go the long way, abandoning Vrygunst mountain and instead going around Tafelburg.
It has 18 months from the June 30 date of listing to raise the 'portion' of shares in public hands to one-quarter of the company.
Sofia will sell a 'portion' of its shares in Municipal Bank to reduce its stake to below 50 per cent, Sofia City Council decided on July 22.
It's much nicer to be on a brightly lit television set with an entertainer for a judge in front of you, and the whole nation or a 'portion' of the nation with nothing better to do watching.
Referring to a food simply by it's glycemic index may seem too simple when you look at the big picture of how you 'portion' foods and how they work together when eaten in a meal.
Has this, in your opinion, set back the question of Israel and the Palestinian state and that whole 'portion' of the Middle East?
In this period the cost of the U.S. 'portion' - the largest share of the project - began to draw the attention of NASA and the U.S. Congress.
Philippa left you a residuary 'portion' of her estate.
The legal description for the site, described on plan A1.1, includes the three parcels of land purchased by the Defendant and a 'portion' of the adjacent Town parkland to the west.
my parents will 'portion' me most handsomely
she wanted the right to decide how her 'portion' of the allowance should be spent
In 1953, as Arthur lay on his deathbed, Comtessa Dialta claims he promised his illegitimate daughter, Liana, a 'portion' of his estate.
You can even premeasure each meal to save yourself the hassle of trying to divide the correct 'portion' while on the go.
A sister shares only half the 'portion' of her brothers under the Quranic laws of inheritance - the assumption being that her husband will maintain her.
Interfaith relationships can be more difficult for Wiccans and other Pagans, for the simple reason that, to begin with, we are only a small 'portion' of the whole society.
Indeed, to evaluate the prospects of a proposed intervention, one must attempt to project the effects of the change upon the whole, not just upon a 'portion' of the whole.
a 'portion' of ice cream
The children shared a 'portion' and there was plenty for each of them.
she wanted the right to decide how her 'portion' of the allowance should be spent
In such cases of unequal division, the husband is allocated the largest 'portion' in accordance with u2018traditionu2019.
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