financial
adjective
Everyday
- Financial means about money, especially how it is earned, spent, saved or managed. tree →
- Connected with banks, businesses and large sums of money. tree →
In the lessons
Used in everyday life and news: «financial help», «financial problems», «financial year», «financial adviser». In school: money lessons on saving and budgets. It tells the reader the topic is money.
Examples
- The family had financial problems after the factory closed. tree →
- A financial adviser helps people save. tree →
- The charity gives financial help to people in need. tree →
- Banks are financial institutions. tree →
- We learned about financial planning in class. tree →
- The council publishes its spending at the end of each financial year. tree →
Note
Adverb: financially; noun: finance. Pronounced «fi-NAN-shul» or «fy-NAN-shul». In maths problems, financial questions involve adding income, subtracting costs and finding savings or profit.
On Mova
- Trees and pragmatics of «financial» in the school dictionary: every meaning and example parsed by Mova, with its dependency tree and frames.
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