crowdfund
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- noun
- /ˈkraʊdˌfʌnd/
- Texting
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financiamiento colectivo
- The new app was successfully funded through a crowdfund campaign that received thousands of contributions.
So the Century crushed their crowdfunding goal within a matter of, like, hours.
- So the Century crushed their crowdfunding goal within a matter of, like, hours.
- So I think, I mean, having said that, I don't depend on crowdfunding.
Examples
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So the Century crushed their crowdfunding goal within a matter of, like, hours.
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Many artists now rely on crowdfund platforms to finance their creative projects, allowing fans to support them directly.
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The crowdfund initiative for the community park exceeded its target, thanks to generous local donations.
Synonyms
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2.7
An event that collects money for a cause
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2.7
An event to raise money for a group or cause
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A way of getting small amounts of money from many people online to pay for a project
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A planned effort to collect money for a cause
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A planned event to collect money for a cause
An organized activity to collect money for a charity or cause
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Crowdfund comes from the two simple words crowd ('a large group of people') and fund ('money for a purpose'), so a crowdfund is an online collection of small amounts of money given by many people to pay for a project.