SUBSIDY


Meaning of SUBSIDY in English

noun

ADJECTIVE

▪ big , generous , heavy , huge , large , massive

▪ small

▪ direct

▪ hidden , indirect

The help that the government gives the industry amounts to an indirect ~.

▪ annual

▪ domestic , EU , federal , government , public , state

▪ corporate ( esp. AmE ), financial , tax ( esp. AmE ), taxpayer ( AmE )

▪ agricultural , childcare , export , farm , food , housing

▪ illegal

… OF SUBSIDY

▪ amount , level

The level of ~ given to farmers is to be reduced.

VERB + SUBSIDY

▪ get , receive

▪ lose

▪ give sth , grant sth , offer , pay , provide (sth with)

The Arts Council granted them a small ~.

▪ increase

▪ cut , phase out , reduce

Export subsidies have been reduced by 20%.

▪ abolish , eliminate ( esp. AmE ), end , remove

SUBSIDY + NOUN

▪ payments

▪ scheme ( BrE ), system

▪ cuts

PREPOSITION

▪ ~ for

state subsidies for rice producers

▪ ~ on

subsidies on basic goods and services

▪ ~ to

subsidies to agriculture

PHRASES

▪ a cut in subsidies , a reduction in subsidies

The government cut spending through reductions in state subsidies to industry.

▪ the abolition of subsidies , the removal of subsidies , the withdrawal of subsidies

protests against the removal of subsidies on basic commodities

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