Support

/səpˈɔːt/

/səˈpɔɹt/

Definição e Significado de "support"

to support

VERBO

apoiar, dar apoio a

to provide someone or something with encouragement or help

accommodate

aid

back

back up

help

Transitive: to support sb/sth

Example

Friends and family members often support each other during challenging times.

While I was going through a tough time, they were supporting me unconditionally.

The government launched new programs to support small businesses during the economic downturn.

sustentar, apoiar

to hold a person or thing in position or prevent them from falling

Transitive: to support sb/sth

Example

The scaffolding was strategically placed to support the workers as they painted the exterior of the building.

The strong branches of the oak tree supported the tire swing, allowing children to play safely in the backyard.

Railings along the staircase are designed to support individuals and prevent accidental falls.

apoiar, sustentar

to provide financial or material assistance

back

fund

Transitive: to support sb/sth

Example

Parents often support their children financially during college.

The organization supports various charitable causes through donations.

She worked multiple jobs to support her family.

apoia, sustenta

to align oneself with a particular idea, group, or movement

Transitive: to support an idea or group

Example

During election season, individuals may openly support a specific political candidate.

The environmentalist chose to support initiatives aimed at conservation and sustainable practices.

Employees may support a labor union to negotiate better working conditions and benefits.

apoiar, dar suporte a

to provide evidence or information in order to prove that something, especially a claim or idea is true

back

back up

corroborate

substantiate

validate

Transitive: to support a claim

Example

She conducted experiments to support her hypothesis about the impact of climate change on marine life.

The professor aimed to support the theory that certain foods contribute to overall brain health.

The journalist interviewed multiple sources to support her investigative report on political corruption.

apoiar, sustentar

to present reasons or advocate for a particular idea, cause, or viewpoint

Transitive: to support a cause or viewpoint

Example

During the debate, each participant had the opportunity to support their stance on the proposed policy.

The student council president addressed the concerns of fellow students, working to support their needs and suggestions.

Public health experts consistently support the benefits of vaccinations.

suportar, sustentar

to endure or allow something, often despite personal preferences or objections

Transitive: to support sth

Example

In a healthy relationship, partners support each other's individuality, allowing for personal growth and expression.

The manager had to support occasional disruptions in the office during the renovation period.

Cultivating a diverse workplace involves supporting various cultural practices and traditions among employees.

acompanhar, dar suporte a

to perform as the secondary act in a pop or rock concert, usually before the main performers

Transitive: to support a musical act

Example

The local band was excited to support the headlining act and showcase their music to a larger audience.

The opening act 's job is to support the main performers by entertaining the audience.

The emerging artist was thrilled to have the opportunity to support the well-known band on their national tour.

Support

SUBSTANTIVO

suporte, talas

something you wear to hold an injured or weak part of your body in position

What is a "support"?

A support is something worn to hold an injured or weak part of the body in place. It could be a brace, bandage, or sling that restricts movement and provides protection to the affected area, helping recovery and preventing further injury. Supports are commonly used in medical care to limit movement and help healing in joints, muscles, or bones after injury or surgery.

apoio, suporte

sympathy and assistance that one provides for someone who is facing a difficult or unfortunate situation

Example

She received a lot of support from her friends during her illness.

The community showed their support for the family after their house burned down.

His emotional support was crucial to her recovery after the accident.

apoio, sustentação

something providing immaterial assistance to a person or cause or interest

apoio, sustento

the activity of providing for or maintaining by supplying with money or necessities

apoio, suporte

aiding the cause or policy or interests of

apoio, sustentação

a military operation (often involving new supplies of men and materiel) to strengthen a military force or aid in the performance of its mission

comprovação, documentação

documentary validation

apoio, sustentação

the act of bearing the weight of or strengthening

apoio, suporte

supporting structure that holds up or provides a foundation

sustento, manutenção

the financial means whereby one lives

acompanhamento, suporte

a musical part (vocal or instrumental) that supports or provides background for other musical parts

apoio financeiro, financiamento

financial resources provided to make some project possible

abertura, suporte

a singer or band that open a pop or rock concert before the main act

What is a "support"?

A support is a singer or band that performs before the main act at a concert, often to help set the stage and warm up the audience. They usually play a shorter set and aim to engage the crowd and create excitement for the main performance. Support acts are selected to complement the headlining act and can be emerging artists or established performers.