subsidy in Japanese
subsidy in Japanese is 援助, 補助 — subsidy means money given, often by a government, to support an industry, activity, or lower a price.
subsidy in Japanese
援助
Pronounced: enjo
Financial support or assistance, such as a grant.
補助
Pronounced: hojo
Financial support or assistance, such as a grant.
What does "subsidy" mean?
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noun Money given, often by a government, to support an industry, activity, or lower a price.
"Farmers received a subsidy to help offset the cost of fuel."
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- Farmers received a subsidy to help offset the cost of fuel.
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What is "subsidy" in Japanese?
"subsidy" in Japanese is 援助, 補助. subsidy means: Money given, often by a government, to support an industry, activity, or lower a price.
How do you pronounce 援助?
"subsidy" in Japanese is 援助, pronounced "enjo".
How do you use "subsidy" in a sentence?
Example: "Farmers received a subsidy to help offset the cost of fuel." In Japanese, "subsidy" is 援助, 補助.
Are there other ways to say "subsidy" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "subsidy": 援助, 補助.
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