subsidized
subsidized — 形容詞
- subsidizedpositive
- more subsidizedcomparative
- most subsidizedsuperlative
1. whose cost is partly covered by a government, employer, or other institution, so
補貼的
費用由機構部分負擔的
whose cost is partly covered by a government, employer, or other institution, so the person or organization using it pays less than the normal price
Naoko's university offers subsidized meals in the student cafeteria.
Naoko 就讀的大學在學生餐廳提供補貼的餐點。
attributive use: subsidized + noun (meals)
The city provides subsidized housing for families with low incomes.
市政府為低收入家庭提供補貼的住宅。
collocation: subsidized housing
Eshe bought a ticket to the concert through a subsidized program for young artists.
Eshe 透過青年藝術家補貼計畫買到了演唱會的門票。
Asher received subsidized health insurance from his new employer.
Asher 從新雇主那裡獲得補貼的健康保險。
collocation: subsidized health insurance
The government runs a subsidized childcare scheme for working parents.
政府為在職父母推出補貼的托兒方案。
- subsidized housing
- subsidized meals
- subsidized childcare
- subsidized health insurance
- subsidized tuition
- subsidized program
- subsidized scheme
- sponsored
often implies endorsement or branding alongside financial support, not just cost-sharing
- discounted
focuses on the reduced price to the consumer rather than the source of the funding
- funded
can mean fully or partly paid for; does not specifically imply a reduced price for the end user
- unsubsidized
not receiving any subsidy; the full cost is paid by the user
- full-price
describes goods or services paid at the normal rate without financial help
文法句型
subsidized + noun
be + subsidized
用法筆記
The noun being described is typically a service, product, or facility (e.g., housing, meals, childcare, insurance). The subsidy provider is usually a government, employer, or large institution — not an individual.
常見錯誤
同根字
- subsidize動詞B2
- subsidy名詞B2
- subsidization名詞C1
- subsidizer名詞C1
- subsidised形容詞B2