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What does subsidize mean?
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subsidize Verb

— If something is subsidized, it is partially paid for to assist someone or something financially.

subsidize

— verb (= subsidise) support through subsidies The arts in Europe are heavily subsidized — verb secure the assistance of by granting a subsidy, as of nations or military forces

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Conjugation subsidize conjugation

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subsidize · verb

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Movie subtitles

Their fees subsidize your work at the poor hospital.
I like you, son, but why should I subsidize worthless behavior?
You'll be happy to know that at this very minute my lawyers are working on the Sebastian Venable Memorial Foundation to subsidize the work of young people like yourself who are pushing out the frontiers of art and science but have a financial problem.
Pretty soon Uncle Sam will have to pay us money, Subsidize us.
We subsidize one ton of coal by 200 crowns.
I'm not going to subsidize cowardice.
I want to make it quite clear that I do not propose to continue. to subsidize your ridiculous expeditions to the ends of the Earth. to prove your lunatic theories about the origin of man.
They subsidize him.
If the government won't subsidize me, I will close down.
I'm organizing a little going-out-of-business sale to subsidize the severance package Angel never set up for me.
I'm not gonna subsidize your being a bum.
But finding out that he's been blowing queers to subsidize his booze is presumably worse.
Clark I won't subsidize a money-losing operation.
Actually, Sack got the governor to subsidize part of the project.
No, sir. I like you, son, but why should I subsidize worthless behavior?
There's no one else. County pays him to keep an eye on the place. They subsidize him.
You do personally subsidize Leisure Park.
I can subsidize anything you want.
They subsidize.
There is an actual purpose. The city's Board of Education has graciously allocated a grant to subsidize trips to the proposed exhibition for all fourth, fifth and sixth graders in public schools.
My wife. The city's Department of Education has graciously allocated a grant to subsidize trips to the proposed exhibition for all fourth, fifth and sixth graders in public schools.
Without knowing it, they subsidize the private energy producers.
Fed's not gonna subsidize erotica.
But you've got to subsidize your poetry somehow. If poetry's going to mean anything, you've got to take it directly to the people.
You subsidize-date a lot?
The state will subsidize you with 4 million drachmas.
He introduced an amendment to use the tax code to subsidize stay-at-home moms.
Well, maybe we should subsidize poppies.
Actually, Sack got the Governor to subsidize part of the project.
To produce and export subsidize their agriculture.
Reed you could help myself the to subsidize their small inventions.
Oh, so the money you're making out of me goes to subsidize the pitiful efforts of your other writers, is that what you mean?
Why does the government subsidize?
Painting Thorne's cars was like a day job to subsidize my real art, and B. why would I kill my main source of income, you lummox?

News and current affairs

We wouldn't have to force (or subsidize) anyone to stop burning coal and oil.
The best way to deal with the problem is to subsidize food for the poor; we should not cut the price we pay farmers for growing it.
Wage suppression, financial repression, and an undervalued exchange rate subsidize exports and production, at the expense of households, which are thus compelled to save, weakening domestic demand.
Another quick gain could come from encouraging people to eat more plant-based foods, perhaps by taxing meat and using the revenue to subsidize more sustainable alternatives.
But Germany's thrifty savers - households, banks, and insurance companies - are furious about ECB policies that tax them (and others in the eurozone core) to subsidize the eurozone periphery's alleged reckless spenders and debtors.
The US and Europe not only tried to impose their trade agenda on developing countries; they also continued to insist on their right to subsidize agriculture and raised new demands that would have made lives in developing countries even worse.
If it were, we wouldn't have to keep spending significant sums to subsidize it.
But it would be foolish for the government to subsidize a particular search engine or social-networking platform.
Developed-country governments scramble to subsidize technology that could be the Next Big Thing.
The solution seems simple: create and subsidize small science centers in regions at risk of disaster.
The reform's centerpiece is a requirement imposed by the government that people choose responsibly and provide themselves with insurance - albeit with the government willing to subsidize the poor and strengthen the bargaining power of the weak.
Reform should give everyone a chance to make a decent living, but not subsidize those who are not really eligible.
The federal budget will subsidize this spending through lower tariffs on energy, heat, gas, and rail transport.
And every time you pay, you subsidize a regime that relies on energy, not information, as its main product.
An undervalued currency, which serves to subsidize China's manufacturing industries, has been a key driver of the country's economic growth for the last decade.
Overcoming that advantage now would require someone to act as market-maker for private as well as official transactions and subsidize the market in its start-up phase.
The IMF would be using real resources to subsidize the market until private market-makers saw it as attractive to provide those services at comparable cost.
This demand suggests that the US should subsidize the flow of technology to India and China from US firms holding patents, which is highly impractical.
Nevertheless, developing countries have been falling over each other to establish export zones and subsidize assembly operations of multinational enterprises.
These endless legal challenges will scare off investment in Crimea, requiring Russia to subsidize its occupation for years to come.
Trade officials in both the US and Europe say that they will no longer encourage farmers to overproduce, and that they will end programs that specifically subsidize exports.
What good are cheap prices, which serve mainly to subsidize the same subscription holders, if there are no seats?
Public policies to subsidize US mortgage lending have been costly, inefficient, and have encouraged excessive risk-taking, which helped push the system toward crisis.
To compete on a level playing field would force these countries to subsidize their farmers, diverting scarce funds that are needed for education, health, and infrastructure.
In addition, some of the billions spent to subsidize Western farmers should now be spent to help poorer developing countries meet their basic food and energy needs.

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