United Nations International Children's Emergency Fund
- proper noun
- The United Nations International Children's Emergency Fund has launched a new vaccination campaign in rural Africa.
Examples
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Donations to the United Nations International Children's Emergency Fund help provide clean water to thousands of children worldwide.
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Many schools benefit from the support of the United Nations International Children's Emergency Fund.
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The United Nations International Children's Emergency Fund provides essential services to children in need.
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Have you heard about the United Nations International Children's Emergency Fund?
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Donations to the United Nations International Children's Emergency Fund help provide clean water to thousands of children worldwide.
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The United Nations International Children's Emergency Fund has launched a new vaccination campaign in rural Africa.
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The United Nations International Children's Emergency Fund provides essential services to children in need.
Synonyms
A United Nations organization that helps children and mothers in poor countries
An organization of the United Nations that helps children and mothers in poor countries
Surface Forms
Morphology
united + nation + international + Children's + emergency + fund
The full name is compositionally transparent: 'United Nations' + 'international' + 'children's' + 'emergency fund' directly describes an international UN fund providing emergency aid for children, so the overall meaning is built from the parts. This noun–noun construction follows regular English compounding and is cross-linguistically replicable, so a B1 learner who knows the constituents would be able to infer its basic meaning even if they do not know the specific institution.
Etymology
United Nations International Children's Emergency Fund was created after World War II to send quick help and money to children who suffered from war and disaster. That's why, now often called UNICEF, it still works to 'help children' with health, education and basic needs around the world.