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funds

UK
/fʌndz/
US
/fʌndz/

Translations

fundsnoun
funds
pl
Plural-only noun meaning ‘money, financial resources’. Verb sense is inflected form of “fund”, not a lemma, so excluded.
The project was cancelled due to lack of funds.
Проект отменили из-за нехватки средств.
We need to allocate funds wisely.
Нужно разумно распределять финансы.
Additional translations
деньги
капитал
fundnoun

funds

pl

funds
pl
UK
/fʌnd/
US
/fʌnd/
The charity set up a fund to help the homeless.
Благотворительная организация создала фонд для помощи бездомным.
The company increased its capital fund to expand operations.
Компания увеличила свой капитал для расширения операций.
The government has a reserve fund for emergencies.
У правительства есть резервный фонд на случай чрезвычайных ситуаций.
Additional translations
финансирование
средства
казна
Synonyms
treasury
endowment
investment
capital
savings
finance
resources
pool
fundverb

funds

funded
Past Simple
funded
Past Participle
funding
Gerund
UK
/fʌnd/
US
/fʌnd/
The government decided to fund the new public library.
Правительство решило финансировать новую публичную библиотеку.
Synonyms
finance
support
back
sponsor
underwrite
invest in
provide for

Definitions

fundsnoun
Money that is available to be spent, saved, or invested; financial resources.
The charity lacks sufficient funds to continue its work.
fundnoun
A sum of money saved or made available for a particular purpose.
The charity set up a fund to help the victims of the disaster.
An organization that manages a pool of money for investment purposes.
She invested her savings in a mutual fund to diversify her portfolio.
A stock of something available for use when needed.
The library has a fund of knowledge on various subjects.
Money; financial resources available to be spent.
We don't have the funds to buy a new car.
fundverb
To provide financial resources for a project, activity, or organization.
The government decided to fund the new public library.
To convert short-term debt into debt with a longer maturity.
After the war, the government funded its obligations by issuing long-term bonds.
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