to subsidize; financial subsidy
Meanings
2 senses · 10 examplesverb
to subsidize; to provide financial aid
formalTypically refers to formal or organizational assistance, such as from a company, institution, or government, to an individual or group. Often implies a grant or subsidy rather than a loan.
The old man was struggling financially, so the factory subsidized him with five hundred yuan.
The school will provide financial aid to students from families in difficulty.
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The government subsidized the reconstruction projects in the disaster-stricken areas.
This new policy will provide financial subsidies for startups.
Due to his outstanding contributions, the research institute decided to subsidize his follow-up experiments.
noun
subsidy; allowance; grant
formalRefers to the actual money or goods provided as aid. Often used in contexts like 'housing allowance', 'living subsidy', etc.
Distribute hardship subsidies.
He receives a transportation allowance every month.
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This housing subsidy has greatly alleviated the financial pressure on young people.
The meal allowance provided by the company is very popular among employees.
While applying for the scholarship, she also received a research grant.