grant-in-aid

英[ɡrɑːntɪneɪd] 美[ɡræntɪneɪd]
  • n. 财政补贴
grants-in-aid
  • grab off vt.抢先获得(捷足先登)
  • grabber n.抢夺者;贪心汉;抓帧器
  • grabbing n.抓;夺取动词grab的现在分词形式.
  • grabble vi.搜索;爬;匍匐搜索
  • grabby adj.贪婪的
Noun:
  1. a grant from a central government to a local government

  2. a grant to a person or school for some educational project

1. She won a grant to develop her own business.
她赢得了一笔拨款,用以扩展自己的企业。

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2. Check whether you are entitled to a discretionary grant for your course.
确定你是否有权酌情行事。

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3. "And he sure didn't help us," Grant said bitterly.
“他当然没有帮助我们,”格兰特愤愤不平地说。

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4. For the first and only time Grant's self-control snapped.
生平第一次也是唯一的一次,格兰特失控了。

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5. Despite strenuous objections by the right wing, the grant was agreed.
尽管右翼分子极力反对,拨款还是通过了。

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    用作名词 (n.)
    1. Governments in most EEC countries continued in one way or another to grant financial relief to the steel companies.
      大部分欧洲共同体国家的政府继续以这种或那种方式给予钢铁公司以财政补贴。

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