1.定量配给
1.“ration”的现在分词
1.the system of allowing people to have only a particular amount of something such as food or gas when there is not much available
1.The present participle of ration
1.renault: another precedent gone. this has been a very interesting evening. i'll call you a cab. gasoline rationing time of night.
又破了一个先例。今晚过得真愉快。我给你们叫辆车。在晚上，汽油是需要配给的。
2.For the next few weeks, everyone's life was centered around the quake due to the constant media coverage and electricity rationing.
接下来的几个礼拜，因为媒体报导及限电措施，每个人的生活重心都围绕在地震这件事上。
3.He said he wanted to economise without inflicting damage, by rationing funding according to excellence.
他宣称希望能通过根据个体的杰出与否来分配资金以在不造成损失的同时可以节约开支。
4.There is no doubt that other countries use comparative-effectiveness research as the basis for rationing.
毫无疑问，其他国家只是在一定范围内使用比较有效性研究。
5.Professor Anderson also suggests that we may need to see some form of carbon rationing like food rationing in wartime.
安德森教授也认为我们需要某些碳配给，就像战争年代的食物配给。
6.Rationing made textiles scarce and for almost a year, the costume operation shut down entirely.
配给作纺织品稀缺，几乎一年，服装操作关闭完全。
7.As I wrote a few weeks ago, the British, unlike Americans, have positive memories of wartime austerity and even rationing.
如我几周前所写，不像美国，英国对战时的消费节制甚至定量配给有着正面的记忆。
8.The bureau will have been rationing water for tow days if it does not rain tomorrow.
假如到明天还不下雨的话，有关当局会持续限水两天。
9.Naturally, rationing did not apply to military men or civil servants, who got free fuel allocations.
对于军人和公务员来说，他们能够免费获得燃油分配，定量配给政策自然也就不适用。
10.Several provinces are rationing electricity to industrial users, forcing factories and mines to run at less than full capacity.
几个省份都对工业用户实行了拉闸限电，迫使工厂和矿山无法达到满负荷运营。