subsidise

美音：['sʌbsɪdaɪz] 英音：['sʌbsɪdaɪz]

简单释义：

v.补助；资助；给…发津贴

网络消退；资助或补助；平息

例句：

Together, countries that subsidise fuel account for half the world's population and a quarter of the world's fuel use.
合计而言，实行燃料补贴的国家占世界人口的一半，燃料消费量的四分之一。
Also, consumers cannot get these handsets directly through their mobile operators, and the operators cannot subsidise them.
此外，消费者无法从其移动运营商那里直接得到这些手机，运营商不能给予价格折扣。
Fancier tablets could become cheaper, however, if mobile-telecoms operators were to subsidise them, as they do with handsets.
不过如果移动通信商像手机一样提供补助的话，较为奢侈的平板电脑还是可以变得相对便宜的。
It said loans could be made available to countries so that they can subsidise the price of staples to help the poor.
它说能为各国提供贷款，给大宗产品提供补贴，从而帮助穷人。
Likewise, it could subsidise the differential cost of new buses to achieve earlier replacement.
同样，也可以补贴新巴士的差价成本，以尽早更换新车。
Cut the payroll tax, extend jobless benefits and subsidise new jobs; then curb entitlement spending by raising the retirement age.
它应该削减工资税、延长失业救济、并为新工作岗位提供补贴；然后通过提高退休年龄遏制养老金开支增长。
Plans aired on April 16th to subsidise buyers of electric cars from 2011 make sense, despite the current limitations of that technology.
4月16日公布的补贴电动车的计划就很能说明问题，尽管目前这一技术还不成熟。
Hard not Gan don't make a diagnosis and give treatment, after a month can be natural subsidise, left a shallow scar or pigment spot.
硬不疳不诊治，一个月后可自然消退，遗留一个浅的疤痕或色素斑。

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