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subvention

/sʌbˈvɛnʃən/

subventionnoun

subventions

/sʌbˈvɛnʃən/

Traductions

subventionFinances publiques ou aides institutionnelles.

The museum received a subvention from the government to help fund its new exhibit.

Le musée a reçu une subvention du gouvernement pour financer sa nouvelle exposition.

Traductions supplémentaires

secoursSens archaïque ou littéraire.

Définitions

A grant of money, especially from a government or other organization, to support an undertaking or institution.

The museum received a subvention from the government to help fund its new exhibit.

The act or process of providing such financial support.

The subvention of the community theater ensured that ticket prices stayed affordable.

Archaic. Aid or assistance; relief; the act of coming to someone’s help.

The townsfolk sought the nobleman’s subvention during the harsh winter.

Synonymes

financial aid

subventionverb

subventioned

Past Simple

subventioned

Past Participle

subventioning

ing-form

/səbˈvɛnʃən/

Transitive verb meaning to provide financial support; to subsidize.

Traductions

subventionner

The city council subventioned the arts festival to promote local culture.

Le conseil municipal a subventionné le festival des arts pour promouvoir la culture locale.

Définitions

To support or finance (an undertaking, institution, etc.) with a subvention; to subsidize.

The city council subventioned the arts festival to promote local culture.

Synonymes

finance with a subsidy

support financially