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support

UK
/səˈpɔːt/
US
/səˈpɔrt/

Übersetzungen

supportsubstantiv
supports
Pl.
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/səˈpɔːt/
US
/səˈpɔrt/
The team received a lot of support from their fans.
Команда получила много поддержки от своих фанатов.
The bridge needs a strong support to hold it up.
Мосту нужна крепкая опора, чтобы его удерживать.
The plant needs a support to grow straight.
Растению нужна подпорка, чтобы расти прямо.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
содействие
помощь
поддержание
укрепление
подпор
поддерживающая конструкция
Synonyme
assistance
aid
backing
help
sustenance
endorsement
patronage
reinforcement
advocacy
championship
Antonyme
opposition
hindrance
obstruction
supportverb
supported
Präteritum
supported
Partizip Perfekt
supporting
Gerundium
UK
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US
/səˈpɔrt/
I will support you in your decision.
Я буду поддерживать тебя в твоем решении.
He promised to support the new policy.
Он пообещал поддержать новую политику.
The organization aims to support local businesses.
Организация стремится содействовать местным предприятиям.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
поощрять
помогать
опекать
способствовать
Synonyme
assist
help
back
aid
sustain
bolster
prop up
encourage
champion
endorse
Antonyme
oppose
reject
resist
supportadjektiv
UK
/səˈpɔːt/
US
/səˈpɔrt/
Used attributively before nouns to denote something that provides help or assistance, e.g., "support staff", "support services".
Synonyme
supportive
supporting
helpful
assisting
aiding
sustaining
auxiliary
ancillary
subservient
fostering
bolstering
prop

Definitionen

supportsubstantiv
The act of providing assistance or backing to someone or something.
The charity relies on the support of volunteers to carry out its work.
A structure or object that holds something up or serves as a foundation.
The bridge's support was made of reinforced steel to ensure stability.
Emotional or moral encouragement provided to someone.
She received a lot of support from her friends during the difficult time.
A person or thing that provides help or assistance.
He was a great support to his family during the crisis.
A secondary role in a performance or production, often providing assistance to the main role.
The actor played a support role in the film, complementing the lead actor's performance.
supportverb
To bear the weight of something or keep it from falling.
The beams support the roof of the building.
To provide assistance or backing to someone or something.
She supports her friend by attending all his performances.
To promote the interests or cause of something.
The organization supports environmental conservation efforts.
To confirm or corroborate a statement or theory.
The evidence supports the scientist's hypothesis.
supportadjektiv
Providing help, assistance, or auxiliary service; intended to give support.
The IT department handles all support issues through a dedicated support team.
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