distribute
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definition
verb
information leaflets are being distributed to hotels and guest houses
give shares of (something); deal out.
the middle term must be distributed, at least once, in the premises
use (a term) to include every individual of the class to which it refers.
example
There are lots of people now employed in in big warehouses to 'distribute' goods which would formerly have been distributed through retail outlets.
The program, Berklee Shares, encourages musicians to share and 'distribute' these music lessons online.
Sharing these views is what made the Internet in the first place; a medium to quickly share and 'distribute' information.
The Li & Fung group has focused strongly on China where its privately held IDS Group can now sell and 'distribute' goods in bulk to mainland retailers.
Usaid pays an aid organization to hire independent staffers, who then travel to the recipient country and 'distribute' aid as they see fit.
Give a subordinate unit the task to 'distribute' newsletters or flyers and use the remaining elements to provide security-be ready to fight.
However, many UK companies 'distribute' share options to all employees, linked to monthly savings plans.
Like all research labs, we needed to share disks, 'distribute' processes, compile software and store and munge data.
Failing to 'distribute' the middle term over at least one of the other terms is the fallacy of undistributed middle.
There was no attempt to 'distribute' the images or share them with others, he said.
Cash donations also allow agencies to avoid the labor-intensive need to store, sort, pack and 'distribute' donated goods.
Hockaday also oversaw creation of Crown Media Holdings Inc., which operates and 'distributes' the Hallmark Channel worldwide.
Besides these immediate clients, however, Lipchanka's goods are 'distributed' under various brand names worldwide.
Muntjac deer (Muntiacinae, Cervidae) are 'distributed' throughout Southeast Asia, South China, and India.
A Camden Defend Council Housing broadsheet is being 'distributed' to every flat.
I have learned recently that in almost all cases, food is 'distributed' to recipients prior to their doing any work.
It's just a good economic model, and it actually 'distributed' wealth and shared in productivity better than the trickle down theory.
the middle term must be 'distributed', at least once, in the premises
To start, two million cards will be 'distributed' at retailers and through street teams hitting places where kids hang out.
New labels will be 'distributed' to retailers still wanting to sell the current version.
If your efforts are freely 'distributable' (under copyright or even public domain), I'd like to hear from you, so I can add them to the system.
Transferring content from a deteriorating analogue format into a digitally 'distributable' format gives that content a new life.
A climbing fern Lygodium japonicum is classified into the Filicales and is 'distributed' throughout the warm temperate areas in Japan.
the journal is 'distributed' worldwide
Print media is tactile, has more of a sense of permanence, and is 'distributable' without dependence on technology or a connected society.
The problem is not lack of supply, because nationwide we have more than enough energy production; the problem is how that supply is being 'distributed' .
The fat was 'distributed' delicately yet densely throughout the meat, looking almost like snow.
Charlie and Lola is produced by Tiger Aspect Productions and 'distributed' by BBC Worldwide Ltd and © BBC 1996.
The idea was to rationalize and redefine retailing by 'distributing' goods in a cultivated manner: efficiently, honestly, and cleanly.
The yeast Saccharomyces cerevisiae has an abundance of microsatellites that are 'distributed' throughout its 16 chromosomes.
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