subsidizing

ˈsʌbsɪˌdaɪzɪŋ

Definition of subsidizing - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

finance

providing financial support or assistance

The subsidizing organization helped fund the community project.
The subsidizing agency ensured the project's success.
Subsidizing efforts were crucial for the startup's growth.

financing

funding

supporting

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Origin of subsidizing

Latin, subsidium (support)

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French:subventionnant, ...
German:subventionierend, ...
Italian:sovvenzionante, ...
Spanish:subvencionador, ...
Portuguese:subsidiador, ...
Chinese:资助的, ...
Japanese:助成する, ...
Arabic:مموِّل, ...
Hebrew:תוֹמֵךְ כַּסְפִּית, ...
Russian:субсидирующий, ...
Ukrainian:фінансуючий, ...
Hindi:वित्तीय सहायता देने वाला, ...
Bengali:অর্থায়নকারী, ...
Catalan:subvencionador, ...
Czech:subvenční, ...
Danish:støttende, ...
Dutch:subsidie verlenend, ...
Greek:χρηματοδοτικός, ...
Hungarian:támogatást nyújtó, ...
Khmer:ដែលផ្តល់ឧបត្ថម្ភធន, ...
Korean:재정 지원하는, ...
Persian:یارانه‌دهنده, ...
Polish:subsydiujący, ...
Portuguese (BR):subsidiador, ...
Romanian:subvenționant, ...
Swedish:subventionerande, ...
Thai:ที่ให้เงินอุดหนุน, ...
Turkish:mali destek sağlayan, ...
Vietnamese:tài trợ, ...

subsidize

ˈsʌbsɪˌdaɪz

Definition of subsidize - Reverso English Dictionary

Verb

tr.

finance

provide financial support to reduce costs

The government subsidizes public transportation to keep fares low.

fund

support

business

support an industry with money to ensure its survival

The state subsidizes the farming industry during droughts.

finance

fund

underwrite

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Origin of subsidize

Latin, subsidium (support)

Examples of subsidize in a sentence

Farmers are often subsidized to ensure stable food prices.
Governments often subsidize renewable energy projects.
The company was subsidized to prevent bankruptcy.

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French:subventionner, ...
German:subventionieren, ...
Italian:sovvenzionare, sostenere economicamente, ...
Spanish:subvencionar, ...
Portuguese:subsidiar, apoiar, ...
Chinese:补贴, 扶持, ...
Japanese:補助する, ...
Arabic:دَعَمَ, مَوَّل, ...
Hebrew:לְסַבְסֵד, ...
Russian:субсидировать, ...
Ukrainian:субсидувати, підтримувати, ...
Hindi:सब्सिडी देना, वित्तीय सहायता देना, ...
Bengali:ভর্তুকি দেওয়া, ...
Catalan:subvencionar, ...
Czech:dotovat, finančně podporovat, ...
Danish:subsidiere, give tilskud, ...
Dutch:subsidieren, ...
Greek:επιδοτώ, ...
Hungarian:támogatni, szubvencionálni, ...
Khmer:ឧបត្ថម្ភធន, ផ្តល់ជំនួយថវិកា, ...
Korean:보조하다, 자금을 대다, ...
Persian:یارانه دادن, ...
Polish:dotować, ...
Portuguese (BR):subsidiar, apoiar, ...
Romanian:a subvenționa, a susține financiar, ...
Swedish:subventionera, ...
Thai:อุดหนุน, ค้ำจุน, ...
Turkish:sübvanse etmek, ...
Vietnamese:trợ giá, trợ cấp, ...

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