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financial aid

/faɪˈnænʃəl eɪd/

Traduction: Ressources financières ou matérielles fournies à des individus, des organisations ou des étudiants pour couvrir des dépenses, généralement liées aux études, aux affaires ou aux besoins personnels, souvent sous forme de subventions, de prêts ou de bourses.

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/faɪˈnænʃəl eɪd/B2formalbusiness
  • frRessources financières ou matérielles fournies à des individus, des organisations ou des étudiants pour couvrir des dépenses, généralement liées aux études, aux affaires ou aux besoins personnels, souvent sous forme de subventions, de prêts ou de bourses.

Money or resources provided to individuals, organizations, or students to help cover costs, typically for education, business, or personal needs, often in the form of grants, loans, or scholarships.

  1. Monetary assistance for educationB2formal

    Money given or lent to students to help pay for their education, such as tuition, fees, and living expenses.

    fraide financière aux études

    • She applied for financial aid to cover her university tuition.
    • The government offers financial aid to low-income students.
    • He received a financial aid package that included a grant and a loan.
  2. General monetary supportB2formal

    Financial assistance provided by an organization or government to individuals or businesses in need.

    fraide financière

    • The company received financial aid from the government to stay afloat.
    • Many families rely on financial aid during economic hardship.
    • The charity provides financial aid to disaster victims.
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