to budgeteer
- verb
- /ˌbʌdʒɪˈtɪr/
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presupuestar
- To successfully complete the project, we need to budget effectively for all necessary resources.
So we, I budgeted for or three flights.
- So we, I budgeted for or three flights.
- I think it taught them to budget early and learn the value of money.
- So obviously from there you're going to budget your taxes.
- And yeah, but I don't, Yeah, I don't budget per SE.
- Now, because you know this when you're writing pro formas and budgeting cash flow, you're not expecting to lose.
- So the idea that that that we're somehow trapped or that we need to budget our way out of something.
- He's got a great life, but he budgets his money so well, has a very simple life.
- The Eagles got first jump because the other team can't budget until the hike.
Examples
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I think it taught them to budget early and learn the value of money.
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And you can start budgeting for free today.
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So I think I'm just going to just budget and pull it apart.
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This gift actually makes budgeting look beautiful.
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So obviously from there you're going to budget your taxes.
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So we, I budgeted for or three flights.
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And Rochelle want to know about low cost or budgeting for, for healthy food.
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She decided to budget her expenses carefully to save money for her upcoming vacation.
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After reviewing the costs, he learned how to budget wisely to avoid overspending.
Synonyms
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2.7
Plan how much money to set aside for a purpose
How Thoroughly
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2.8
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Budgeteer comes from budget (a 'plan for money') plus the ending -eer, which names a person who does a task. So to budgeteer is to plan, prepare, or manage a budget.