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resource
/ɹɪˈsɔɹs/
The word evokes a sense of utility and availability. It is the "fuel" or "toolkit" required to achieve a goal, whether that fuel is tangible (money, oil) or intangible (knowledge, patience). When used as a noun for assets, it carries a neutral, professional tone common in business and ecology. When referring to a person's inner strength ("resourcefulness"), it shifts toward a positive connotation of ingenuity and survival. As a verb, "to resource" is highly formal and predominantly found in corporate or governmental administration. It differs from "funding" by implying a broader provision of tools and staff rather than just cash.
Countable when referring to specific assets like a library, a helpful person, or funds ('We have three main resources'). Uncountable when referring to the internal quality of being resourceful and clever in a crisis ('She is a woman of great resource').
意味
A stock or supply of money, materials, staff, and other assets that can be drawn on by a person or organization in order to function effectively.
"The company lacks the financial resources to expand into new markets."
A source of help or information.
"The local library is a wonderful resource for students conducting research."
The ability to find quick and clever ways to overcome difficulties; resilience.
"She showed great resource in managing the crisis while her manager was away."
To provide a person or organization with the necessary materials, funds, or personnel.
"The government promised to better resource the public health system."