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复数:funds
第三人称单数:funds
现在分词:funding
过去式:funded
过去分词:funded
词根:fund
n.funding 提供资金;用发行长期债券的方法来收回短期债券
fundraiser 资金筹集人;资金筹集活动
v.funding 提供资金;积存(fund的ing形式)
noun
a sum of money or other resources whose principal or interest is set apart for a specific objective
money on deposit on which checks or drafts can be drawn—usually used in plural
capital
funds plural the stock of the British national debt—usually used with the
an available quantity of material or intangible resources : supply
funds plural available pecuniary resources
an organization administering a special fund
verb
transitive verb
to make provision of resources for discharging the interest or principal of
to provide funds for
a federally funded program
to place in a fund : accumulate
to convert into a debt that is payable either at a distant date or at no definite date and that bears a fixed interest
fund a floating debt
abbreviation
fundamental
provident fund公积金;福利基金;准备基金
investment fund[经]投资基金
capital fund资本基金
international monetary fund国际货币基金组织
accumulation fund公积金;积累基金
fund manager基金经理,财务经理;基金管理人
hedge fund避险基金;套保基金
mutual fund共有基金
insurance fund保险基金
pension fund养老基金;退休基金
fund raising[经]筹措资金
exchange fund外汇基金
housing fund住房公积金
trust fund信托基金
in funds有资本;有资金可用
development fund开发基金
raise fund筹集资金
reserve fund准备基金
bond fund债券基金
open-end fund开放型基金,追加型基金
grant(正式或法律上)同意,准许,允许(某人提出的要求);
allow允许,准许(某事);
preach布道,宣讲(讲义,生活方式等);
fund为…提供资金,拨款给
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1670年代,“底部,基础; 基础,基础”,来自法语 fond “底部,地板,地面”(12世纪),也指“商人的基本库存或资本”,源自拉丁语 fundus “底部,基础,土地”(来自 PIE 根 *bhudh- “底部,基础”,源自梵语 budhnah,希腊语 pythmen “基础,底部”,古英语 botm “最低部分”; 参见 bottom(n.))。意思是“可用于某种目的的资金或财富库存”始于1690年代; “可供提取的任何东西的储备”意义始于1704年。Funds “可支配的资金”始于1728年。
基金
奖金
经费
挪用偿债基金
Noun earlier fond, borrowed (with later respelling after Latin fundus) from French fond "bottom, base, foundation," (in plural) "sum of money, capital, resources," going back to Old French funt, font "bottom, base, cultivated ground," going back to Latin fundus — more at bottom >entry 1 Verb derivative of fund >entry 1
The first known use of fund was in 1628
funerealadjective
suggesting a funeral
funereal gloom
funeralnoun
the ceremonies held for a dead person (as before burial)
fund1 of 2noun
a quantity of available resources : stock, supply
a large fund of jokes
a sum of money for a special purpose
the book fund
available money—usually used in plural
fund2 of 2verb
to supply funds for
a program funded by the state
fund1 of 2noun
a quantity of available resources : stock, supply
a large fund of jokes
a sum of money for a special purpose
the book fund
available money—usually used in plural
fund2 of 2verb
to supply funds for
a program funded by the state
fund1 of 2noun
a quantity of available resources : stock, supply
a large fund of jokes
a sum of money for a special purpose
the book fund
available money—usually used in plural
fund2 of 2verb
to supply funds for
a program funded by the state
fund1 of 2noun
a quantity of available resources : stock, supply
a large fund of jokes
a sum of money for a special purpose
the book fund
available money—usually used in plural
fund2 of 2verb
to supply funds for
a program funded by the state
fundamental1 of 2adjective
being or forming a foundation : basic, essential our fundamental rights
a discovery fundamental to modern science
of or relating to essential structure or function : radical
fundamental change
of, relating to, or produced by the lowest part of a complex vibration
of central importance : principal
fundamental purpose
fundamental2 of 2noun
something fundamental : a basic part
fundamentals of arithmetic
the part of a complex wave that has the lowest frequency and commonly the greatest amplitude
fund1 of 2noun
a quantity of available resources : stock, supply
a large fund of jokes
a sum of money for a special purpose
the book fund
available money—usually used in plural
fund2 of 2verb
to supply funds for
a program funded by the state
1 Public defender offices should be funded at the same level as prosecutor offices.
2 The project has been cancelled because of lack of funds.
这个项目因缺乏资金已经撤销。
3 “In less than an hour, Captain Short will be back with her people and we will have sufficient funds to relaunch some of our more tasteful enterprises.”
4 If there was a silver lining, it was that the earthquake brought new funding and world attention to a country that had suffered in obscurity through too many natural, political, and health disasters.
5 We are raising money for the relief fund.
我们正在筹款作为救济基金.
6 Straight out, he confirmed that he was the beneficiary of just such a fund, and embarked on a great run of concession Now, was that wrong?
7 Remarkably, this figure does not include drug task forces funded by the DEA or other federal agencies.
8 It would be the beginning of my escape fund.
9 We had spent two weeks in Cange, and in the midst of them had taken a quick trip to visit the church group in South Carolina that funded Père Lafontant’s projects.
10 Seeing how she was obviously as unfamiliar with the concept of minimum wage as she was with that of the legal drinking age, I decided to forgo the college fund in favor of more booze.
11 Mathews Arm Campground, one of the park’s main recreational areas, was closed for lack of funds in 1993 and hasn’t been open since.
12 There was much talk between him and Selvam of various funds and grants and so on, but I do not know whether anything came of these.
13 Two of the bank's hedge funds have imploded and a third has stopped investors withdrawing funds.
银行的两大对冲基金已经发生内爆,第三个已阻止投资者撤资.
14 Mom called me today to tell me that she just got permission for funding to start designing a rescue mission for you.
15 Despite the lack of state funds, federal money continued to trickle into Alabama, and in 1961 the legislature was again persuaded to make a small appropriation.
16 The pension fund owns shares in several major public companies.
该养老基金在几家主要出售股份给公众的公司中均有股份。
17 Weaver, the director of the Rockefeller Foundation’s Natural Sciences Division, had mapped out an ambitious funding program focusing on experimental biology.
18 I went out to get another bottle, but I was thwarted by the ATM, which gave me the much-anticipated riposte: There are insufficient funds in jour account.
19 “I’m hoping I brought enough money in case we need to get you to a doctor. Don’t suppose there are any understone funds out here, hmm?”
20 The WACCM Church Music Education Fund has also been established since 1982.
[世界华人基督教圣乐促进会]也于1982年成立了教会音乐教育基金.
4 钱财
7 蕴藏
8 准备金
9 金钱
money monetary pecuniary moneyed £sd do-re-mi necessary gold pocket bread dough jack tin penny purse loot rhino wherewithal oof lucre pelf spondulicks filthy lucre golden calf
11 储备
stock pool reserve reservoir stockpiling stockpile store up fall-back store resource reservation backlog on ice supply in reserve store away lay up fat margin
14 拨款
16 资金
coffers money capital chest treasury capitalization coffer ante bankroll munition finance purse funding wherewithal cash pocket loan exchequer grubstake base scratch stake fond damper
17 用复数
dingbat work other good thing service part game down school line second list lead hour step store future content art due term oil picture wait dog sport supply letter round attention load ball stick bag custom glass lesson quarter god chain wave relation yard manner bowl bone circumstance rain yellow depth tap affair dozen consequence shade shake bean chamber mystery tail suck desert acre nerve sail hop premise horror rope stake gut sweat colour mesh Jack bearing cheer compliment elder scrap stripe vibration acoustic ethnic fry making preliminary marble creep firework honour dart flick swarm goggle cloak sounding domino precinct checker fixing folly thematic shiver Trot meander shudder eyeglass lancer frill draught heuristic skittle gob polemic sullen nicety rounder gape dungaree histrionic unmentionable macrobiotic weeper hysteric tenpin bedcover unpleasantry furbelow vesper pantaloon megrim fiddlestick ninepin escallop agogic knuckle-bone
20 积累
accumulative comp. store stock gather gathering accumulation compilation repertory accretion accumulate stockpile cumulate heap accrue amass
22 资助
assist endowment patronage sustentation help run stake endow subsidize patronize bankroll support AID award grant sponsor underwrite
25 贮存
26 财源
resource finance pocket purse exchequer pocketbook bankroll cash cow milch cow revenue coffer luau oof-bird bonanza
27 基金会