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单词 portion
释义
portion
noun[C]
uk
/ˈpɔː.ʃən/us
/ˈpɔːr.ʃən/
C1
apartorshareof somethinglarger:
一部分；一份
Alarge/majorportionofthe company'sprofitgoesstraightback into newprojects.公司利润的一大部分／主要部分又直接投入了新的项目。
Iacceptmy portionoftheblame.我承担部分责任。
B2
theamountof aparticularfoodthat isservedto oneperson,especiallyin arestaurantor ashopthatsellsfoodreadyto beeaten:
（食物的）一份，一客
The portions are verygenerousin thisrestaurant.这家饭店每份菜量都很足。
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  • Shedonatedasizeableportion of herrichesto children'scharities.
  • A goodruleofthumbis that a portion ofriceis two and ahalfhandfuls.
  • Just amodestportion for me,please.
  • Theschoolwould onlyreceivea verysmallportion of theprofits.
  • A verylargeportion ofourincomegoes topaythemortgage.
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(Definition ofportionfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

portion| American Dictionary

portion
noun[C]
us
/ˈpɔr·ʃən,ˈpoʊr-/
apartorshareof somethinglarger:
Shereadlargeportions of themanuscriptandofferedmanyusefulsuggestions.
A portion of mypaycheckwaswithheldfortaxes.
A portion is also theamountoffoodservedto orsuitablefor aperson:
Theyservechildren’s portions athalf-price.
(Definition ofportionfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

portion| Business English

portion
noun[C]
uk
/ˈpɔːʃən/us
apartorshareof somethinglarger:
Alargeportion of the company'sprofitsisploughedback into newprojects.
Theseproductsaccountfor arelativelysmallportion ofsales.
COMMERCE
theamountof aparticularfoodthat is enough for oneperson,especiallyin arestaurant, etc.:
Barfood,lunchtimeandevening, comes ingenerousportions.
Theykepttheircostsdown byminimizingwasteand havingstrictportioncontrol.
(Definition ofportionfrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofportion

portion
Once the ontology coordinating agents got all the portions of the ontologies from the ontopic agents, they integrated them.
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As already noted, if the intending-foreseeing distinction collapses under the weight of these (or other) objections, so do significant portions of commonsense morality.
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When the three highly correlated items are forced into a single factor, the specific portions tend to increase.
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He eats and drinks himself through enormous portions and grotesquely long lists of food and booze and generally has nothing else on his mind.
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The changing palaeocurrent directions record the superposition of different portions of meander loops.
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Various traditional management techniques were employed, such as the regular burning of portions of grassland to help regenerate new grass growth.
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If we multiply the number of hatched portions by the pixel area, we can obtain the contact area's dimensions.
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Near the highly crystallized peripheral portions of the chambers, represented by magmatic xenoliths (fergusites, syenites and pyroxenites), skarn aureoles form.
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Where parents had died, other kin were usually called upon to act as guardians and executors in the paying out of inheritance portions.
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Their inner portions were only to be structured as actual need arose.
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Measurements of local minima and maxima were made for the portions of the pitchtrack excluding these.
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Each muscle consists of contractile and non-contractile portions.
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As to diet, the number of portions of fruit and vegetables eaten each day was monitored as participants progressed through the intervention.
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Surely they don't mean to suggest that the three persons share a common stuff or matter, or that their three portions of matter overlap.
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Examples (16a, b) represent the final four words of much longer utterances with a prenuclear accents on the portions not shown here.
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Collocationswithportion

portion

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anterior portion
The nucleus was always in theanteriorportionof the body (nuclear index = 1*2).
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bottom portion
Thebottomportionof the filter was probed using an antibody against actin-capping protein ß to verify equal loading in each well (data not shown).
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certain portion
These setasides give acertainportionof government contracts to minority owned and operated businesses because historically they have been left out.
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