financial aid

英 [faɪˌnænʃl ˈeɪd]

美 [faɪˌnænʃl ˈeɪd]

n.  (高等院校的)助学金，助学贷款

法律

牛津词典

noun

• （高等院校的）助学金，助学贷款
  money that is given or lent to students at a university or college who cannot pay the full cost of their education
  1. to apply for financial aid
     申请助学金

英英释义

noun

• money to support a worthy person or cause
  Synonym:aideconomic aid

双语例句

• The German Chancellor and the French President have come out in favour of direct financial aid
  德国总理和法国总统已经宣布支持直接的财政援助。
• The university does not offer financial aid to international students.
  这所大学并不给国际学生提供经济资助。
• Another important consideration is the general financial aid resources at the university.
  另一个重要的考虑是大学的一般助学金资源。
• The world bank and the IMF have agreed to disburse financial aid to the country.
  世界银行和国际货币基金组织已同意给该国拨经济援助款。
• The country has no access to foreign loans or financial aid
  该国得不到任何外国贷款或经济援助。
• The EU could help these countries by offering financial aid, more open trade deals and easier visa conditions.
  欧盟可以帮助这些国家提供财政援助，更加开放的贸易协议，更容易的签证条件。
• Without any financial aid, I can't get a student visa.
  没有任何财政援助，我不能获得学生签证。
• It also includes financial aid to state and local governments and job training to help the long-term unemployed.
  它还包括对州、地方政府以及职业培训的财政援助，以帮助长期失业者。
• Well, for the last three years I've been chairing the committee on undergraduate admissions and financial aid.
  在前三年中，我主持了委员会，负责本科生的，招生和财政资助。
• In2009 we will need to reduce the scope of our Financial Aid program unless we receive additional donations in2008.
  如果我们不能收到2008年额外的捐款，2009我们将需要去减少我们财务援助计划的范围。