资助
To provide financial aid or support to someone (like a student) or a project.
Examples
3 of 5我一直在资助几个贫困的学生。
I have been providing financial aid to several poor students.
该研究项目由国家科学基金资助。
This research project is funded by the National Science Foundation.
多亏了他的资助，我才能上大学。
Thanks to his financial support, I was able to go to university.
Word Family
Memory Tip
Zi (capital/wealth) + Zhu (help) = Helping with capital.
Quick Quiz
许多大学生通过申请国家____来减轻经济压力。
Correct!
The correct answer is: 资助
Examples
我一直在资助几个贫困的学生。
everydayI have been providing financial aid to several poor students.
该研究项目由国家科学基金资助。
formalThis research project is funded by the National Science Foundation.
多亏了他的资助，我才能上大学。
informalThanks to his financial support, I was able to go to university.
奖学金和贷款是学生资助的两种主要形式。
academicScholarships and loans are two main forms of student financial aid.
公司决定资助这项慈善活动。
businessThe company decided to sponsor this charity event.
Word Family
Common Collocations
Common Phrases
资助对象
recipient of aid
无偿资助
gratis funding
贫困资助
aid for the poor
Often Confused With
赞助 (sponsorship) is often for events/marketing; 资助 (financial aid) is usually for education or research.
Usage Notes
Very common in IELTS Academic when discussing university fees and research funding.
Common Mistakes
Don't use 资助 when you just mean paying for a meal for a friend.
Memory Tip
Zi (capital/wealth) + Zhu (help) = Helping with capital.
Word Origin
资 (money/resources) and 助 (to help).
Grammar Patterns
Quick Quiz
许多大学生通过申请国家____来减轻经济压力。
Correct!
The correct answer is: 资助
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