supporter

UK
/səˈpɔːtə/
US
/səˈpɔrtər/

Translations

supporternoun
supporters
pl
UK
/səˈpɔːtə/
US
/səˈpɔrtər/
supporteurAu sens de fan, surtout dans le sport.
The candidate's supporters gathered at the rally to show their enthusiasm.
Les supporteurs du candidat se sont rassemblés lors du rassemblement pour montrer leur enthousiasme.
partisanAu sens de personne qui soutient une personnalité, un parti ou une politique.
The candidate's supporters gathered at the rally to show their enthusiasm.
Les partisans du candidat se sont rassemblés lors du rassemblement pour montrer leur enthousiasme.
Additional translations
supportPour un objet ou élément structurel qui sert d’appui.
sympathisantAu sens de personne qui soutient activement une cause ou une organisation.
tenantTerme d’héraldique.
supporteradjective
UK
/səˈpɔː.tə/
US
/səˈpɔr.tɚ/
Attributive use: used before another noun to denote relation to people/things that support (e.g., "supporter groups").
de supportersDans un contexte sportif ou associatif.
The new supporter section was packed with fans in team colors.
La nouvelle tribune de supporters était bondée de fans aux couleurs de l'équipe.

Definitions

supporternoun
A person who supports or approves of a public figure, political party, team, policy, etc.
The candidate's supporters gathered at the rally to show their enthusiasm.
A person who actively backs, promotes, or advocates for a cause or organization.
She is a strong supporter of environmental conservation efforts.
A device, structural part, or object that holds something up or provides support.
The shelf needed a metal supporter underneath to keep it level.
In heraldry, a figure or animal placed on either side of a shield as if supporting it.
The coat of arms is flanked by two lions as supporters.
supporteradjective
Relating to supporters or intended for supporters, especially in phrases like supporter section or supporter club.
The new supporter section was packed with fans in team colors.