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funded

verb, past form of fund (fund, funds, funded, funding); adjective (funded, well-funded)

«funded» in the English dictionary: everyday — its meanings, how the lessons use it, and examples, each with its tree on Mova.

Everyday

  1. Paid for by money from a person, group or government. tree →
  2. Given enough money to work: «well-funded», «underfunded». tree →

In the lessons

In everyday and adult life it says who pays for something: «the library is funded by the council». In news, «underfunded» schools or hospitals do not get enough money. Phrases: funded by, publicly funded, well-funded, underfunded, fully funded.

Examples

  • The new park was funded by the town council. tree →
  • Our trip was partly funded by the parents' association. tree →
  • Public libraries are funded by taxes. tree →
  • The project was fully funded, so building could start. tree →
  • The hospital is underfunded and needs more nurses. tree →
  • The research was funded by a big charity. tree →

Note

Usually used with «by» to name the payer. Opposite idea: unfunded, underfunded. Related noun: funding.

On Mova

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