English to Galician Meaning of fund - fondo

Fund :
fondo

fondo, erário público, diñeiro, tesourería, Repertorio, piscina, fonte, tenda, tesouro, depósito, almacén, viático, bolsa, casa, célula, vaxina, saco, glosario, envase

Finanzas, fondo, activar

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Definitions of fund in English
Noun(1) a reserve of money set aside for some purpose(2) a supply of something available for future use(3) a financial institution that sells shares to individuals and invests in securities issued by other companies
Verb(1) convert (short-term floating debt(2) place or store up in a fund for accumulation(3) provide a fund for the redemption of principal or payment of interest(4) invest money in government securities(5) accumulate a fund for the discharge of a recurrent liability(6) furnish money for
Examples of fund in English
(1) he had set up a fund to coordinate economic investment(2) The funding will now come from the council's asset management fund , although it will be in next year's budget.(3) Be sure that budget includes a fund for emergencies and savings for the short and long term.(4) You never talked to him for long without realising he had a great sense of humour with a fund of tales to tell.(5) a vast fund of information(6) It is the fund of good will that comes out of our culture that can turn things around.(7) They are certainly leaving their successor a fund of good will with which to work.(8) Buy a fully managed short fund just to get used to its price behavior in different markets.(9) The Canadian company has been budgeting for damages by setting aside money in an escrow fund .(10) Me, I tend to agree with John Waters, always an eminently wise and sensible fund of good ideas and clear thinking.(11) He had little pride, though an exceptional fund of passionate integrity.(12) This is the fund of unconscious images which fatally confuse the mental patient.(13) I have a fund of somewhat boring stories which I tell myself when sleep is slow to come.(14) He said investors could also use the money fund to reduce timing risk by phasing out lump sums into the stock market.(15) She appears here as a more amiable figure, fond of a good gossip, and with an endless fund of stories.(16) It was our custom to put most of our spare money into a communal fund , since money was always so tight for us.
Related Phrases of fund
(1) mutual fund ::
fondo mutuo
(2) pension fund ::
fondo de pensións
(3) hedge fund ::
fondo de cobertura
(4) trust fund ::
fondo fiduciario
(5) slush fund ::
cláusula para suborno
(6) fund-raising ::
captación de recursos
(7) sinking fund ::
fondo de amortización
(8) fund manager ::
xestor de fondos
(9) money market fund ::
fondos do mercado monetario
Synonyms
Noun
1. collection ::
colección
2. money ::
diñeiro
3. stock ::
stock
4. investment company ::
sociedade de investimento
5. monetary fund ::
fondo monetario
Verb
6. finance ::
Finanzas
Different Forms
fund, funded, funding, funds, fundy
Word Example from TV Shows
You can't just fund your own project.

You can't just FUND your own project.

The Big Bang Theory Season 12, Episode 7

in a college fund.

in a college FUND.

The Big Bang Theory Season 11, Episode 9

to fund one request, but your project

to FUND one request, but your project

The Big Bang Theory Season 12, Episode 7

- Really? - Our fund run, couple of months ago.

- Really? - Our FUND run, couple of months ago.

Breaking Bad Season 3, Episode 8

Sure. Open up a college fund, shop for life insurance

Sure. Open up a college FUND, shop for life insurance

The Big Bang Theory Season 10, Episode 15

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