Definition of subvent in English:

subvent

verb səbˈvɛntsəbˈvent

[with object]formal

Support or assist by the payment of a subvention.
most of the projects had been subvented rather than controlled by government
Example sentencesExamples
- Already, the taxpayer is subventing the political-bureaucratic elite to a significant extent.
- Directly subventing crèches by €50 per child per week could cost a startling €470m.
- The Leisure and Cultural Services Department of the HKSAR Government subvents twenty-two residential camps and three water sports centers.
- So, they are allowed rip customers off and they can rely on the taxpayer to subvent the cost of the armed escorts that guard their money while it is being transferred.
- In addition, some form of subsidy through increased children's allowance, income tax relief or subventing the providers directly would help reduce childcare costs.

Origin

Early 20th century: from Latin subvent- 'assisted', from the verb subvenire (see subvention).

Definition of subvent in US English:

subvent

verbsəbˈvent

[with object]formal

Support or assist by the payment of a subvention.
most of the projects had been subvented rather than controlled by government
Example sentencesExamples
- The Leisure and Cultural Services Department of the HKSAR Government subvents twenty-two residential camps and three water sports centers.
- Already, the taxpayer is subventing the political-bureaucratic elite to a significant extent.
- In addition, some form of subsidy through increased children's allowance, income tax relief or subventing the providers directly would help reduce childcare costs.
- Directly subventing crèches by €50 per child per week could cost a startling €470m.
- So, they are allowed rip customers off and they can rely on the taxpayer to subvent the cost of the armed escorts that guard their money while it is being transferred.

Origin

Early 20th century: from Latin subvent- ‘assisted’, from the verb subvenire (see subvention).

单词	subvent
释义	Definition of subvent in English: subvent verb səbˈvɛntsəbˈvent [with object]formal Support or assist by the payment of a subvention. most of the projects had been subvented rather than controlled by government Example sentencesExamples Already, the taxpayer is subventing the political-bureaucratic elite to a significant extent. Directly subventing crèches by €50 per child per week could cost a startling €470m. The Leisure and Cultural Services Department of the HKSAR Government subvents twenty-two residential camps and three water sports centers. So, they are allowed rip customers off and they can rely on the taxpayer to subvent the cost of the armed escorts that guard their money while it is being transferred. In addition, some form of subsidy through increased children's allowance, income tax relief or subventing the providers directly would help reduce childcare costs. Origin Early 20th century: from Latin subvent- 'assisted', from the verb subvenire (see subvention). Definition of subvent in US English: subvent verbsəbˈvent [with object]formal Support or assist by the payment of a subvention. most of the projects had been subvented rather than controlled by government Example sentencesExamples The Leisure and Cultural Services Department of the HKSAR Government subvents twenty-two residential camps and three water sports centers. Already, the taxpayer is subventing the political-bureaucratic elite to a significant extent. In addition, some form of subsidy through increased children's allowance, income tax relief or subventing the providers directly would help reduce childcare costs. Directly subventing crèches by €50 per child per week could cost a startling €470m. So, they are allowed rip customers off and they can rely on the taxpayer to subvent the cost of the armed escorts that guard their money while it is being transferred. Origin Early 20th century: from Latin subvent- ‘assisted’, from the verb subvenire (see subvention).
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