resource
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2.0
- noun
- /ˈriːsɔːrs/
:
recurso
- Help your colleagues focus on this resource by introducing one or two options at a time.
- natural resources
- limited resources
- available resources
but without financial resources to direct to those
- but without financial resources to direct to those
- They don't have quite the resources that Earth does at first.
- You used all your resources very well.
- And he did not grow up thinking of resources as as being finite.
- You've never let me leverage resources and assets to help you.
- But it seems like resources gain value from being finite.
- They will expect perks or resources that no one else gets.
- I'm not going to devote resources to doing this investigation.
- I said earlier that most conflicts are about resources and exclusion.
- And so you burn off a lot of psychophysiological resources in anger.
- They're not like ink is a valuable resource and must be saved.
- I didn't have all these resources at whenever I wanted.
Examples
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Therefore, they were dedicated to seeking resources and participating in activities to develop their potential.
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Instead, we have online books and resources to give students the information they need.
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What you have is your time, your resources and your relationships.
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And so it's the only resource you really have.
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You used all your resources very well.
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For instance, students need to be able to use traditional reference resources to access health information.
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From the data collected, they were able to target resources at those with the most complex needs.
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Now finished and in use, these distributed library resources are being put to the test.
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There aren't enough resources or energy to go around.
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The charity organization provided resources to help the families affected by the flood.
Synonyms
748
1.0
Things needed for an activity, like food or tools
670
2.6
Money that an organization or government gives for a project
638
1.0
Money given to help a person or project
245
1.6
An amount of something kept for future use
47
2.1
Things from nature that people use for energy, food, or money
32
2.1
Money given to help pay for a project, charity, or person
22
9.3
Money or other resources you need to do something
5
1.0
Money available to spend for a specific purpose
1
3.9
Something you can use to meet a need, like food or equipment
1
4.4
Money that is available to spend or invest
Money or possessions you can use to pay for things
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Etymology
The word resource comes from the old idea of a source or spring you can draw from. So a resource is something like money, materials, or help you can use when you need it.