BUDGET


Meaning of BUDGET in English

I.

noun

ADJECTIVE

▪ fixed , limited , low , modest , shoestring , small , tight

The film was was made on a shoestring ~.

▪ big , generous , huge , large

▪ annual , monthly , weekly , etc.

▪ overall , total

▪ entire

▪ operating

The museum's operating ~ for 2008 is just over $2 million.

▪ family , household , personal

▪ city ( AmE ), council ( BrE ), federal , government , municipal ( AmE ), national , state

Military spending accounts for around 17% of the federal ~.

▪ defence/defense , education , health , housing ( BrE ), intelligence , military , social-security ( BrE ), welfare

▪ ad ( AmE ), advertising , marketing , research , training

▪ school

▪ capital

▪ draft

VERB + BUDGET

▪ get , have

The organization has a large annual ~.

▪ allocate , draw up , plan , set

The city has drawn up its ~ for next year.

▪ present , propose , submit

▪ approve , pass ( AmE )

▪ balance

The school has a struggle to balance its ~.

▪ adhere to ( esp. AmE ), keep to , meet , stick to

Work out a weekly ~ and stick to it.

▪ control , manage

The IT department manages its own ~.

▪ strain , stretch

▪ blow , bust ( esp. AmE ), exceed , go over , overspend

▪ cut , reduce , slash , trim

▪ boost , double , increase

▪ fit

a product to fit all ~s

▪ spend

They spent their entire ~ on a new kitchen.

BUDGET + NOUN

▪ expenditure

▪ deficit , shortfall

The annual ~ deficit for 2008 could run as high as $12.8 billion.

▪ surplus

▪ constraint , limit

▪ cuts

▪ plans , proposals

▪ allocation

▪ request ( AmE )

▪ crisis

▪ Budget Day (= when the British government announces its budget)

▪ director ( AmE )

PREPOSITION

▪ over ~ , under ~

The project is now well over ~.

Costs have been held under ~.

▪ on ~ , within ~

All his projects are on time and on ~.

to keep within ~

▪ in the ~

Is there any money left in the ~?

▪ on a ~

This hotel caters for people on a tight ~.

▪ ~ for

The ~ for next year has not yet been set.

▪ ~ of

a ~ of $5 000

II.

verb

ADVERB

▪ carefully , sensibly

If we ~ carefully we should be able to afford a new car.

PREPOSITION

▪ for

We have ~ed $10 000 for advertising.

III.

adj.

Budget is used with these nouns: ↑ airline , ↑ CD , ↑ flight , ↑ price , ↑ traveller

Oxford Collocations English Dictionary.      Оксфордский английский словарь словосочетаний .