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to fund
01
to supply money for a special purpose
Transitive: to fund an activity
02
to put money aside in a specific account or fund for a particular use
Transitive: to fund an account
03
to turn a financial obligation into a long-term debt with fixed interest
Transitive: to fund a financial obligation
04
to build up a reserve of money to regularly cover an ongoing expense
Transitive: to fund a recurrent expense
05
to set aside money specifically to cover the interest or repayment of a debt
Transitive: to fund interest or repayment of a debt
Fund
01
a sum of money that is collected and saved for a particular purpose
02
an amount or a supply of something useful, such as money, knowledge, etc.
03
a financial institution that sells shares to individuals and invests in securities issued by other companies
fund
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funded
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funded
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funding
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funding
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refund
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refund
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Example
Sponsors fund the annual music festival, ensuring its success.
The government funds educational programs to support student learning.
Charities rely on donations to fund their humanitarian efforts.
Investors decided to fund the startup, enabling its growth.
A new levy on vehicle registrations will fund road maintenance projects.
