subsidise
subsidise — 動詞
1. to give money towards the price of a product, service, or activity, usually so t
補貼
政府或機構負擔部分費用
to give money towards the price of a product, service, or activity, usually so that it remains affordable for the people who use or need it.
The city council subsidises bus fares for students and elderly residents.
市政府補貼學生和老人的公車票價。
collocation: subsidise fares / transport
Sahil's employer subsidises his monthly train pass to encourage staff to use public transport.
Sahil 的老闆補貼他每月的火車通勤費用,以鼓勵員工使用大眾運輸。
collocation: subsidise employee costs
Many families rely on government-subsidised childcare to be able to work full-time.
許多家庭依賴政府補貼的托兒服務,才能全職工作。
compound adjective: government-subsidised
The national government subsidises wheat farmers so that bread prices stay low in stores.
中央政府補貼小麥農民,使店裡的麵包價格維持低廉。
collocation: subsidise farmers / agriculture
Without subsidised medicine, many chronic-disease patients could not afford their treatment.
如果沒有補貼藥品,許多慢性病患者就負擔不起治療費用。
passive: subsidised medicine
- subsidise housing / childcare / healthcare / education / transport / agriculture / industry
- government-subsidised / state-subsidised / taxpayer-subsidised / federally-subsidised
文法句型
subsidise + noun phrase (the thing or group being helped)
用法筆記
Subject is usually a government, institution, or company. The object is typically a service, product, industry, or group that would otherwise be too expensive for the user. Frequently appears in passive compound adjectives such as government-subsidised, state-subsidised, and taxpayer-subsidised.
常見錯誤
同根字
- subsidy名詞B2
- subsidised形容詞B2
- subsidising形容詞C1
- subsidisation名詞C1
- subsidiser名詞C1
常見搭配
副詞搭配
- heavily subsidised
- partially subsidised
- fully subsidised
- publicly subsidised
常用片語
- at a subsidised rate
- taxpayer-subsidised programme
- government-subsidised housing