appropriation 的定义
- the act of appropriating or taking possession of something, often without permission or consent.
 - anything appropriated for a special purpose, especially money.
 - an act of a legislature authorizing money to be paid from the treasury for a specified use.
 - the money thus authorized: a large appropriation for aid to libraries.
 
appropriation 近义词
allocation, setting aside
appropriation 的近义词 16 个
- allotment
 - allowance
 - donation
 - funding
 - grant
 - provision
 - stipend
 - subsidy
 - apportionment
 - assignment
 - concession
 - giving
 - stipulation
 - budgeting
 - setting apart
 - sponsoring
 
appropriation 的反义词 5 个
stealing
appropriation 的近义词 10 个
appropriation 的反义词 6 个
更多appropriation例句
- Debate over Fed’s powers prove stumbling block to stimulus talksAides close to the negotiations said a short-term bill to extend government funding was unlikely to be approved on Friday, meaning government appropriations would lapse Saturday morning.
 - It’s closer to tourist cuisine — discovered on trips to the United States and often served to American travelers, or Americans living here — but served with a certain amount of nostalgia and admiration, rather than appropriation.
 - For these schools, the conversation around Native mascots is about authentic representation rather than appropriation.
 - Creating multi-year appropriations that provide funding for more than just a single fiscal year could help those programs survive changes in government.
 - The appropriation was the result of a lawsuit that claimed discriminatory state funding in decades past.
 - In this way, inspiration becomes appropriation, which leads directly to theft and erasure.
 - They were equally amazed to learn that Ed Piskor was white, but not a word was said about cultural exploitation or appropriation.
 - There would probably be a long talk about cultural appropriation if that movie were to come out now with a non-Latino actor.
 - The grand old empires (including the ones in Africa) were all about rampant interethnic appropriation.
 - But over time, the concept of cultural appropriation has morphed into a parody of the original idea.
 - And this act of appropriation, as well as of bearing testimony, he afterwards repeated.
 - The owner of the corn and hogs made strenuous objections to this appropriation of his property.
 - When they hear of trouble on the Mountain the selectmen look the other way, and pass an appropriation to beautify the town pump.
 - The reply was: An annual appropriation so long as the military organization was maintained at the University.
 - The specific appropriation of some distinctive oath raised the presumption that it implied an unequivocal pledge of sincerity.