funds in Japanese
funds in Japanese is 資金 — funds means money that is available to spend on something.
funds in Japanese
資金
Pronounced: shikin
Financial resources.
What does "funds" mean?
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noun Money that is available to spend on something.
"The company set aside funds for research and development."
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noun (finance) Government debt securities that pay regular interest.
"Investors moved their savings into government funds for a steady return."
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funds in a sentence
- The company set aside funds for research and development.
- We ran out of funds before the renovation was finished.
- Investors moved their savings into government funds for a steady return.
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What is "funds" in Japanese?
"funds" in Japanese is 資金. funds means: Money that is available to spend on something.
How do you pronounce 資金?
"funds" in Japanese is 資金, pronounced "shikin".
How do you use "funds" in a sentence?
Example: "The company set aside funds for research and development." In Japanese, "funds" is 資金.
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