subsidise

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基本释义

Germany has started to subsidise private pension saving.

德国开始补贴个人养老金储蓄.

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And if It'stops moving , subsidise it.

如果经济停滞不前, 就资助.

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How does ability let fabaceous beans do not have a relapse, fabaceous mark subsidise?

怎样才能让豆豆不复发, 豆痕消退?

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If they try to subsidise their excess supply, in response to falling demand, retaliation seems certain.

如果他们想补贴过度供给, 以应对下降的需求, 那么报复就不可避免的了.

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Those with capital are unwilling to subsidise those without, at least not at prevailing prices.

拥有资金的机构又不愿意补贴缺乏资金的机构, 至少不愿以现行价格提供补贴.

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Subsidise companies to adopt plain packaging.

出自-2016年12月阅读原文

Verb

1. secure the assistence of by granting a subsidy, as of nations or military forces
2. support through subsidies;
"The arts in Europe are heavily subsidized"