support
give help or assistance
To help someone or something succeed or be strong.
to support [someone/something]
- She always supports her coworkers when they are under pressure.
- We should support local businesses in our community.
- He supported his sister through her illness.
- The charity supports children in need across the country.
- I support my friend when she is sad.
- They support the team at every game.
- We support our teacher by listening.
- He supports his brother with homework.
hold up weight
To carry or hold something so it does not fall.
to support [something]
- The pillars support the roof of the building.
- This beam supports the weight of the floor above.
- Strong cables support the suspension bridge.
- The table legs support the top.
- The wall supports the shelf.
- The pole supports the tent.
help given
Help or encouragement given to a person, group, or idea.
- Her family gave her a lot of support during her studies.
- We rely on community support to run the program.
- The proposal has widespread public support.
- I get support from my friends.
- We need more support for this idea.
- He gave me support when I was sick.
object that holds weight
Something that holds another thing so it does not fall.
- The scaffolding provides support for the workers.
- This beam acts as a support for the ceiling.
- The shelf needs an extra support in the middle.
- The stick is a support for the plant.
- The chair leg is a support for the seat.
- The wall is a support for the roof.
agree with and promote cause
To say yes to an idea and try to make it happen.
to support [an idea/cause/person]
- Many voters support the new environmental policy.
- She supports equal rights for all citizens.
- The senator supports the education reform bill.
- I support free education.
- They support new laws for clean air.
- We support our leader's plan.
- Base: support
- Plural: support, supports
- Base: support
- 3rd Person Singular: supports
- Present Participle: supporting
- Past: supported
financial support
1money given to help continue operating
Money given to help a person, group, or activity continue.
- The project depends on financial support from donors.
- She received financial support from her parents while studying.
in support of
1showing agreement/help for something
To show that you agree with or want to help someone or something.
- They marched in support of climate action.
- He spoke in support of the new proposal.
lend support to
1give help or approval to something/someone
To give help or agree with someone or something.
- Several experts lent their support to the project.
- She lent her support to the charity campaign.
moral support
1emotional encouragement only
Kind words or presence that make someone feel better, without doing physical work.
- I didn't help move the boxes, but I was there for moral support.
- She came along for moral support during his speech.
technical support
1Help with technology problems
Help people get when they have problems with computers, phones, or other equipment.
- Call technical support if your computer stops working.
- The company offers 24/7 technical support for its customers.
technical support
2help with technology products/services
Help from experts when you have problems with technology like computers or phones.
- Call technical support if your computer isn't working.
- The company offers 24/7 technical support for customers.