资
money; fund; subsidize; qualification
Meanings
6 senses · 18 examplesnoun
money; funds; expense
Used to refer to funds, costs, or financial resources.
He invested a large amount of money to open a coffee shop.
The factory pays employees their salaries on time.
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The company will reimburse the travel expenses for this business trip.
Our two companies jointly invested to set up a branch.
This fund will be used for education construction in poverty-stricken areas.
verb
to subsidize; to fund
formalOften used with negative objects to mean providing support to someone or something, sometimes with negative connotations.
Providing material support to hostile countries violates international law.
This charity has subsidized hundreds of poor students to complete their studies.
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Do not fund unethical startup projects.
verb
to provide; to supply
formalUsed to indicate that something can be used as a reference or basis for something else.
This historical material can be used as a reference for historical researchers.
This research result can provide a reference basis for follow-up work.
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This case is enough to learn from to avoid repeating the same mistakes.
noun
surname Zi
Used as a family name.
Mr. Zi will come to the meeting this afternoon.
noun
natural endowment; talent
formalRefers to a person's inherent natural qualities or talents.
He has very high artistic endowment and is a rare musical talent.
This athlete has excellent sports endowment.
noun
qualification; seniority
formalRefers to a person's experience, status or eligibility for a certain position or activity.
He has worked in this company for ten years and has rich work experience.
The company distributes year-end bonuses based on seniority.
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This candidate does not meet the qualification requirements for the applied position.
The promotion system based on seniority is no longer suitable for the development of modern enterprises.