bankroll

Word family nounbankabilitybankerbankingbank accountbank balancebank draftbanker's cardbanker's draftbanker's orderbank holidaybanknotebank ratebankrollbank statementbanksmanbankadjectivebankablebankerly

Related topics: Finance

bankroll2 noun [countableC]

BFMONEYa supply of money 资金，财源

Examples from the Corpus

bankroll• Even if we had found somebody to buy, there was the case of the diminishing bankroll.• Sure, my partner had taken off with the two-headed bankroll.• Harvey looked at his bankroll, and put it away slowly.• And every time he told some one something, money gravitated into Lorre's bankroll.• The more convincing their smiles and back-patting, the bigger their bankroll became.• With his virtually unlimited bankroll, Forbes could stay in the race long after other candidates are forced to quit.

From Longman Business Dictionary

bankrollbank·roll1 /ˈbæŋkrəʊl-roʊl/ verb [transitiveT] informalCOMMERCE

to provide the money a person or company needs to operate a business, find new markets, develop new products etc

Several banks pumped money into the business, bankrolling its expansion until it was floated on the stockmarket.

bankrollbankroll2 noun [countableC] informal

1COMMERCEa supply of money for a particular purpose

Credit Lyonnais could be one of his major backers for the project, providing a bankroll of $100 million or more.

2a large amount of paper money rolled together

单词	bankroll
释义	bankroll Word family nounbankabilitybankerbankingbank accountbank balancebank draftbanker's cardbanker's draftbanker's orderbank holidaybanknotebank ratebankrollbank statementbanksmanbankadjectivebankablebankerly Related topics: Business bank·roll1 /ˈbæŋkrəʊl $ -roʊl/ verb [transitiveT] informal BMONEYto provide the money that someone needs for a business, a plan etc 对…融资，为…提供资金；资助 SYN finance a software company bankrolled by the Samsung Group 一家由三星集团提供资金的软件公司 Examples from the Corpus bankroll• There was plenty of expansion to bankroll.• The competition is being bankrolled by a New York businessman and computer enthusiast.• The company is bankrolled by a Swiss investor.• From 1981, Friends Provident also pumped money into the business, bankrolling its expansion until it was floated in 1985.• Ed Bass, a millionaire from Texas, bankrolled the Biosphere project.• And we were like bankrolling this entire archaeological dig, you know, the two of us, basically. Related topics: Finance bankroll2 noun [countableC] BFMONEYa supply of money 资金，财源 Examples from the Corpus bankroll• Even if we had found somebody to buy, there was the case of the diminishing bankroll.• Sure, my partner had taken off with the two-headed bankroll.• Harvey looked at his bankroll, and put it away slowly.• And every time he told some one something, money gravitated into Lorre's bankroll.• The more convincing their smiles and back-patting, the bigger their bankroll became.• With his virtually unlimited bankroll, Forbes could stay in the race long after other candidates are forced to quit. From Longman Business Dictionary bankrollbank·roll1 /ˈbæŋkrəʊl-roʊl/ verb [transitiveT] informalCOMMERCE to provide the money a person or company needs to operate a business, find new markets, develop new products etc Several banks pumped money into the business, bankrolling its expansion until it was floated on the stockmarket. bankrollbankroll2 noun [countableC] informal 1COMMERCEa supply of money for a particular purpose Credit Lyonnais could be one of his major backers for the project, providing a bankroll of $100 million or more. 2a large amount of paper money rolled together
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