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Definition of subvented - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
financeRare provided with financial supportRare
- The subvented project received funds from the government.
- The subvented initiative helped many small businesses.
- A subvented program was launched to support local artists.
Origin of subvented
Latin, sub (under) + ventus (wind)
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- French:subventionné, ...
- German:subventioniert, ...
- Italian:sovvenzionato, ...
- Spanish:subvencionado, ...
- Portuguese:subvencionado, ...
- Chinese:资助的, ...
- Japanese:助成された, ...
- Arabic:مَدْعُوم, ...
- Hebrew:מְסֻבְסָד, ...
- Russian:субсидированный, ...
- Ukrainian:фінансований, ...
- Hindi:वित्तपोषित, ...
Definition of subvent - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
financeRare subsidize or fund a project or serviceRare
- The charity aims to subvent educational programs for underprivileged children.
- The government decided to subvent the renewable energy project.
- Local councils often subvent community arts initiatives.
Origin of subvent
Latin, subvenire (come to help)
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- French:subventionner, ...
- German:subventionieren, ...
- Italian:sovvenzionare, ...
- Spanish:subvencionar, ...
- Portuguese:financiar, ...
- Chinese:资助, ...
- Japanese:資金を提供する, ...
- Arabic:مَوَّلَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְסַבְסֵד, ...
- Russian:субсидировать, ...
- Ukrainian:субсидувати, ...
- Hindi:वित्तपोषण करना, ...
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