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经济援助；助学金；财政补助
1、legal aid───n.法律援助（指对无钱聘请律师或进行诉讼者给予的经济援助）
2、collimation aid───准直辅助装置
3、untying aid───解除援助
4、financial───adj.金融的；财政的，财务的
5、aid───n.援助；帮助；助手；帮助者；vt.援助；帮助；有助于；vi.帮助；n.(Aid)人名；(ALa伯、印、英)艾德
6、Digest aid───助消化剂
7、ex aid───紧急援助
8、emergency aid───紧急援助；紧急救援
9、aid agencies───援助机构
1、EU rules require such a mission to be sent to a country asking for financial aid, to establish the details of the help needed.───欧盟规则规定，向需要经济救助的国家派遣调查团，从而确定需求细节。
2、In January the German government was "not considering" financial aid to help Greece out of its budgetary hole.───一月份，德国政府尚“不考虑”对希腊财务漏洞施以援手。
3、Officials say it is possible for graduate students to get financial aid by working for the university as a teaching or research assistant.───校方说，学校里的本科生可以通过在大学内担任教学或者科研助理来获得经济资助。
4、The country has no access to foreign loans or financial aid.───该国得不到外国贷款或财政援助。
5、Western countries were moving ahead with plans to send financial aid to all of the former Soviet republics.───西方国家正推行对所有QianSuLian国家提供经济援助的计划。
6、Finally the government weighed in with financial aid.───最后政府提供了财政支援。
7、You can find information about how and when to apply, how much it will cost and whether any financial aid is available.───你可以找到关于如何申请，申请时间，所需费用以及是否提供助学金的相关信息。
8、People differ over the question of whether halting the financial aid was the right thing to do.───对于中断经济援助是否正确，人们有不同的看法。
9、Harvard says it expects to spend up to twenty-two million dollars more a year in financial aid.───哈佛表示，他们每年在财政援助方面花费达两千两百万美元。
1、The Guild receives financial aid from the Council, and relies heavily on the enthusiasm and dedication of its members.
2、Finally the government weighed in with financial aid.
3、We were always lavish with financial aid in times of crisis.
4、We are moving ahead with plans to send financial aid.
5、Financial aid is being provided to the country under the auspices of the International Monetary Fund.
6、Financial aid for Britain has been withheld.
7、Are you still receiving financial aid?
8、More than 55 percent are receiving financial aid.
9、His officials threatened to withhold future financial aid, or even to freeze existing programmes.