to bankroll
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6.3
- verb
- /ˈbæŋkˌroʊl/
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financiar
- If someone would like to bankroll me to continue each and every point, I would happily agree.
- bankroll the campaign
You know, it's like a lot get bankrolled by my hot wife, right?
- You know, it's like a lot get bankrolled by my hot wife, right?
- We're seated with two, two men, one of whom had bankrolled the dinner and his name was Gosia.
- I keep track of the cards at casinos and have a complex system of friends who have money bankrolled by anonymous huge donors.
- So everybody knows that the fix is in the the big banking houses do not want to bankroll cures.
- And Jeff Jones who bankrolls the team and the other co-owner Chris Kotowski agreed with my position.
- And I don't think it was coincidence and I don't think it was when it came to the clubs in Medellin that he bankrolled.
- This the people who fund, the people who purchase, the people who bankroll, the people who organize it, all of this sort of stuff.
Examples
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And this was what bankrolled my company.
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And to bankroll this mega-church and increase membership, Mulhoffer says, "That's where TV comes in."
Academic text (2016) -
Could have used the money to bankroll some machines.
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The problem here, of course, is finding enough donors to bankroll the foundation.
Blog text (1) -
You made a career choice buddy and I bankrolled it.
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And we know who bankrolled Claire's campaign.
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He uses that money to bankroll a coup in the Congo.
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You know, we're happy to help you while you're finding your feet here, Pol, but we can't afford to bankroll a trip to LA.
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The country rejected the extreme agenda of a right bankrolled by billionaires and corporations.
Blog text (17) -
The investors agreed to bankroll the startup after reviewing its business plan.
Synonyms
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3.0
To give money for a particular purpose
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3.3
To provide money to pay for something
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7.9
To pay part or all of someone's costs
Antonyms
How Much
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Bankroll joins the simple words bank and roll, where roll means a 'roll of money'. So to bankroll a project is to give that bundle of cash to pay for it — in other words, to finance it.