support in English: To help someone or something, or to hold a thing up so that it does not fall. (verb)

Translation

To help someone or something, or to hold a thing up so that it does not fall.

Word origin

From Latin supportare, to carry, from sub, under, and portare, to carry.

Verb typeregular (support, supports, supported)

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To support a person is to be there and help them.

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Here "support" means to hold something up.

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To support a team is to want it to win.

help

To do something that makes things easier or better for another person.

hold

To have something in your hands or arms and keep it there.

care

To feel that someone or something is important to you.

need

To have to have something because it is important or necessary.

team

A group of people who work or play together to reach the same goal.

campaign

A set of actions planned over weeks or months to reach one goal, such as winning an election or changing people's minds.

depend

To need someone or something in order to live or to work, or to be decided by something else.

fund

An amount of money that is saved and kept for one special purpose.

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