wealth

/welth/US // wɛlθ //UK // (wɛlθ) //

财富,财物

Definitions

n.名词 noun

nounmoney, resources

Synonyms

His proposal focuses on delivering equitable solutions to close racial gaps in health, education, environmental justice and wealth.
Bloomberg reports that, in China, HSBC has ramped up investment in commercial banking, credit cards, investment banking, and wealth management, and now employs more than 8,000 in 170 outlets in the country.
Crypto—once reserved for the gamers, coders, and early tech millionaires—is now a place where more people have the opportunity to participate in an alternative system where they can have more control over their wealth.
Gorton scolded Giannulli for what he described as “breathtaking fraud” made possible by his wealth and privilege.
A pandemic-spurred rise in e-learning also raises questions about whether pricey university educations are worth the cost, when there are a wealth of online options.
The Perfect Storm writer talks combat brotherhood and the threat posed by growing wealth inequality.
The second, and perhaps more surprising, is the wealth of human capital already existent in the region.
Here, black children are born into families with about 10 percent—one-tenth—the average wealth of white families.
Why have educational outcomes so stubbornly flat-lined in the face of this wealth of educational resources?
He was a scion of immense wealth, a civil rights activist, and an art collector and patron.

/welth/US // wɛlθ //UK // (wɛlθ) //

财富,财物

n.名词 noun

nounmoney, resources

Synonyms

His proposal focuses on delivering equitable solutions to close racial gaps in health, education, environmental justice and wealth.
Bloomberg reports that, in China, HSBC has ramped up investment in commercial banking, credit cards, investment banking, and wealth management, and now employs more than 8,000 in 170 outlets in the country.
Crypto—once reserved for the gamers, coders, and early tech millionaires—is now a place where more people have the opportunity to participate in an alternative system where they can have more control over their wealth.
Gorton scolded Giannulli for what he described as “breathtaking fraud” made possible by his wealth and privilege.
A pandemic-spurred rise in e-learning also raises questions about whether pricey university educations are worth the cost, when there are a wealth of online options.
The Perfect Storm writer talks combat brotherhood and the threat posed by growing wealth inequality.
The second, and perhaps more surprising, is the wealth of human capital already existent in the region.
Here, black children are born into families with about 10 percent—one-tenth—the average wealth of white families.
Why have educational outcomes so stubbornly flat-lined in the face of this wealth of educational resources?
He was a scion of immense wealth, a civil rights activist, and an art collector and patron.