bankroll

• Sustantivo que designa un fajo de billetes o, más comúnmente, los recursos financieros disponibles de una persona, negocio o actividad, especialmente los destinados a financiar un proyecto o juego.

A noun referring to a roll of currency notes, often considered as the financial resources of a person or business.

1. B2informalamerican

   A supply of money or financial resources available to a person, organization, or project.

   Fondos disponibles

   • The startup secured a substantial bankroll from investors.
   • He used his personal bankroll to fund the film.
   • The company's bankroll was enough to cover the expansion.

   Sinónimoscapitalcashfinancingmoneywherewithal

2. Roll of banknotesC1informalamerican

   A bundle or roll of paper currency, often carried as a symbol of wealth.

   Rollo de billetes

   • He pulled a thick bankroll from his pocket to pay the bill.
   • The gambler flashed a large bankroll at the casino.
   • She kept a bankroll of cash hidden in her safe.

   Sinónimosbundlerollstackwad

• Verbo que significa proporcionar respaldo financiero o financiar a una persona, proyecto o empresa, usualmente asumiendo los costos o riesgos.

A verb meaning to provide financial backing or funding for a person, project, or enterprise.

1. Provide financial supportB2informal

   To supply someone or something with the necessary money or funds to operate or achieve a goal.

   Financiar

   • A wealthy investor agreed to bankroll the startup company.
   • The government will bankroll the new research project.
   • She used her savings to bankroll her own film.

   Sinónimosbackcapitalizeendowfinancefundsponsorstakesubsidizesupportunderwrite