Definition of crowdfunding in English:

crowdfunding

noun ˈkraʊdfʌndɪŋˈkraʊdˌfəndɪŋ

mass noun

The practice of funding a project or venture by raising money from a large number of people who each contribute a relatively small amount, typically via the Internet.
musicians, filmmakers, and artists have successfully raised funds and fostered awareness through crowdfunding
Example sentencesExamples
- Crowdsourcing and crowdfunding could, in theory, occur without the internet, but "it certainly helps to accelerate the process".
- He is optimistic crowdfunding will provide a successful venture capital model for established businesses.
- It hopes crowdfunding will circumvent these obstacles and create new opportunities.
- From the looks of your latest post, you are now dabbling in crowdsourcing as well crowdfunding.
- He has observed a pattern in crowdfunding.
- He says crowdfunding relies on "networking, good contacts and a good product".
- He is painting a mural in Pike Place Public Market and is using crowdfunding to obtain the funds to complete this colorful project.
- As crowdfunding has matured from a series of one-off efforts into something reproducible, the money has followed.
- Crowdfunding is not for everyone.
- The arrangement came via an online record label that uses Web-based, social-network-style "crowdfunding" to finance its acts.
- They've probably done more to get crowdfunding into the mainstream than anyone.
- Microfinance, crowdfunding, and incubators are worth pursuing, say business owners.
- The system I am proposing dispenses with the middlemen and replaces them with crowdfunding from consumers who have very different incentives.

Definition of crowdfunding in US English:

crowdfunding

nounˈkroudˌfəndiNGˈkraʊdˌfəndɪŋ

The practice of funding a project or venture by raising many small amounts of money from a large number of people, typically via the Internet.
musicians, filmmakers, and artists have successfully raised funds and fostered awareness through crowdfunding
Example sentencesExamples
- Microfinance, crowdfunding, and incubators are worth pursuing, say business owners.
- From the looks of your latest post, you are now dabbling in crowdsourcing as well crowdfunding.
- He is painting a mural in Pike Place Public Market and is using crowdfunding to obtain the funds to complete this colorful project.
- He says crowdfunding relies on "networking, good contacts and a good product".
- He is optimistic crowdfunding will provide a successful venture capital model for established businesses.
- As crowdfunding has matured from a series of one-off efforts into something reproducible, the money has followed.
- Crowdfunding is not for everyone.
- He has observed a pattern in crowdfunding.
- The system I am proposing dispenses with the middlemen and replaces them with crowdfunding from consumers who have very different incentives.
- Crowdsourcing and crowdfunding could, in theory, occur without the internet, but "it certainly helps to accelerate the process".
- The arrangement came via an online record label that uses Web-based, social-network-style "crowdfunding" to finance its acts.
- It hopes crowdfunding will circumvent these obstacles and create new opportunities.
- They've probably done more to get crowdfunding into the mainstream than anyone.

单词	crowdfunding
释义	Definition of crowdfunding in English: crowdfunding noun ˈkraʊdfʌndɪŋˈkraʊdˌfəndɪŋ mass noun The practice of funding a project or venture by raising money from a large number of people who each contribute a relatively small amount, typically via the Internet. musicians, filmmakers, and artists have successfully raised funds and fostered awareness through crowdfunding Example sentencesExamples Crowdsourcing and crowdfunding could, in theory, occur without the internet, but "it certainly helps to accelerate the process". He is optimistic crowdfunding will provide a successful venture capital model for established businesses. It hopes crowdfunding will circumvent these obstacles and create new opportunities. From the looks of your latest post, you are now dabbling in crowdsourcing as well crowdfunding. He has observed a pattern in crowdfunding. He says crowdfunding relies on "networking, good contacts and a good product". He is painting a mural in Pike Place Public Market and is using crowdfunding to obtain the funds to complete this colorful project. As crowdfunding has matured from a series of one-off efforts into something reproducible, the money has followed. Crowdfunding is not for everyone. The arrangement came via an online record label that uses Web-based, social-network-style "crowdfunding" to finance its acts. They've probably done more to get crowdfunding into the mainstream than anyone. Microfinance, crowdfunding, and incubators are worth pursuing, say business owners. The system I am proposing dispenses with the middlemen and replaces them with crowdfunding from consumers who have very different incentives. Definition of crowdfunding in US English: crowdfunding nounˈkroudˌfəndiNGˈkraʊdˌfəndɪŋ The practice of funding a project or venture by raising many small amounts of money from a large number of people, typically via the Internet. musicians, filmmakers, and artists have successfully raised funds and fostered awareness through crowdfunding Example sentencesExamples Microfinance, crowdfunding, and incubators are worth pursuing, say business owners. From the looks of your latest post, you are now dabbling in crowdsourcing as well crowdfunding. He is painting a mural in Pike Place Public Market and is using crowdfunding to obtain the funds to complete this colorful project. He says crowdfunding relies on "networking, good contacts and a good product". He is optimistic crowdfunding will provide a successful venture capital model for established businesses. As crowdfunding has matured from a series of one-off efforts into something reproducible, the money has followed. Crowdfunding is not for everyone. He has observed a pattern in crowdfunding. The system I am proposing dispenses with the middlemen and replaces them with crowdfunding from consumers who have very different incentives. Crowdsourcing and crowdfunding could, in theory, occur without the internet, but "it certainly helps to accelerate the process". The arrangement came via an online record label that uses Web-based, social-network-style "crowdfunding" to finance its acts. It hopes crowdfunding will circumvent these obstacles and create new opportunities. They've probably done more to get crowdfunding into the mainstream than anyone.
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