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1 fund
1) (a sum of money for a special purpose: Have you given money to the repair fund?) fondo2) (a store or supply: He has a fund of funny stories.) repertorio•- fundsfund n fondotr[fʌnd]1 (sum of money) fondo2 (supply) fuente nombre femenino1 (finance) patrocinar2 (debt) consolidar\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLto be short of funds andar corto,-a de dinerofund ['fʌnd] vt: financiarfund n1) supply: reserva f, cúmulo m2) : fondo minvestment fund: fondo de inversiones3) funds nplresources: fondos mpln.• fondo (Banca) s.m.• fondos s.m.pl.• reserva s.f.v.• garantizar v.• proveer de fondos v.• reintegrar v.• respaldar v.
I fʌnda) ( money reserve) fondo mb) (store, supply) caudal m, cúmulo man endless fund of jokes — un arsenal or una colección inagotable de chistes
c) funds pl (resources, money) fondos mpl
II
a) ( finance) \<\<research/organization\>\> financiarb) ( Fin) \<\<debt\>\> consolidar[fʌnd]1.funds fondos mpl, recursos mpl2.VT [+ project] financiar; [+ debt] consolidar* * *
I [fʌnd]a) ( money reserve) fondo mb) (store, supply) caudal m, cúmulo man endless fund of jokes — un arsenal or una colección inagotable de chistes
c) funds pl (resources, money) fondos mpl
II
a) ( finance) \<\<research/organization\>\> financiarb) ( Fin) \<\<debt\>\> consolidar -
2 Fund
funtmhallazgo m, descubrimiento m-1-Fund1 [fʊnt]<-(e)s, -e>; (Fundstück) hallazgo Maskulin; einen Fund machen (gehobener Sprachgebrauch) hacer un hallazgo————————-2-Fund2<-(e)s, ohne Plural >; (gehobener Sprachgebrauch: das Finden) hallazgo Maskulin; (Entdecken) descubrimiento Maskulin -
3 fund-holding GP
[ˌfʌndhǝʊldɪŋˌdʒiː'piː]N médico de cabecera con responsabilidad sobre la gestión de fondos presupuestados para su zona -
4 fund-raiser
'fʌnd'reɪzər, 'fʌndˌreɪzə(r)a) ( person) recaudador, -dora m,f de fondosb) ( event) función, comida etc para recaudar fondos['fʌndˌreɪzǝ(r)]N recaudador(a) m / f de fondos* * *['fʌnd'reɪzər, 'fʌndˌreɪzə(r)]a) ( person) recaudador, -dora m,f de fondosb) ( event) función, comida etc para recaudar fondos -
5 fund-raising
'fʌnd'reɪzɪŋ, 'fʌndˌreɪzɪŋmass noun recaudación f de fondos['fʌndˌreɪzɪŋ]N recaudación f de fondos* * *['fʌnd'reɪzɪŋ, 'fʌndˌreɪzɪŋ]mass noun recaudación f de fondos -
6 fund
s.1 fondo (de dinero)2 fuente (of information, jokes)3 disponible líquido.vt.financiar (finanzas) (pt & pp funded) -
7 fund accounting
s.contabilidad de fondos. -
8 fund assets
s.activo del fondo. -
9 fund group
s.grupo de fondos. -
10 Fund involvement
s.participación del Fondo. -
11 Fund liquidity
s.liquidez del Fondo. -
12 fund pool
s.agrupamiento de fondos. -
13 fund raising
s.recolección de fondos, recaudación de fondos. -
14 fund segregation
s.segregación de fondos. -
15 fund switching
s.cambio de fondos. -
16 fund transfer
s.movilización de fondos. -
17 Fund-monitored program
s.programa supervisado por el Fondo. -
18 fund-raiser
s.1 recaudador(ora) de fondos (persona); acto para recaudar fondos (event)2 recaudador de fondos, recolector de fondos. -
19 fund-raising
adj.recolector de fondos, para recoger fondos. -
20 fund-raising campaign
s.recolecta.
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