Responds

Definition

resource /rÇ'sↄ:s, -'zↄ:s; US 'ri:sↄ:rs/ n ၁။ [C usu pl ] (ပစၥည္း) အင္အား။ အင္ခြင္။ (ေငြ)အရင္းအႏီွး၊ အင္အား။ (လူ)အင္အား၊ အရင္းအျမစ္။ a country rich in natural resources such as oil, coal and gas. ေရနံ၊ ေက်ာက္မီးေသြး၊ ဓာတ္ေငြ႕စသည့္ သယံဇာတ ႂကြယ္ဝသည့္ႏိုင္ငံ။ ❍ mineral/ agricultural resources ❍ resource allocation ❍ The company lacks the financial resources to invest in new technology. ❍ The organization's success is largely due to the way it manages its human resources (ie its staff). ❍ We agreed to pool our resources (ie so that everybody contributes sth). ၂။ [C usu pl ] အားကိုးအားထား။ အမီွအျငမ္း။ မီွျငမ္းစရာ။ He has no inner resources and hates being alone. ❍ She had no brothers or sisters and so was often left to her own resources (ie left to amuse herself as a child). ❍ a resource file/ room (eg containing materials for teachers). ၃။ [U] ( fml ) ႀကံရည္ဖန္ရည္။ v အရင္းအႏီွးစီမံေပးသည္။ inadequate resourcing of schools ❍ The scheme must be properly resourced. ❏ resourceful /-fl/ adj ႀကံရည္ဖန္ရည္ ရိွေသာ။ လုပ္ရည္ ကိုင္ရည္ရိွေသာ။ ❏ resourcefully /-fǝli/ adv ႀကံရည္ဖန္ရည္ရိွရိွ။ re- sourcefulness n [U]

Examples

1. The Internet has become a valuable resource in schools.
2. We have launched an appeal to set up a new library and resource centre.
3. [resource for] : Museums are important resources for teaching history.
4. [resource for] : We are increasing resources for the health service.
5. [pool your resources] : We can pool our resources in order to lower costs.
6. Many of these countries are rich in timber and mineral resources.
7. She has shown considerable resource in creating the new team.
8. He needed all his resources to escape alive.