As a noun, Support means:
Support; Supporters; Subset [mathematics]; stay
Support as a verb means:
Support; Support; Ask for help; maintain
Supported English phonetic symbols:
English [sp? : t] beauty [sp? rt，-？ Port]
Support tense:
Present participle: support past tense: support past participle: support
Supported English examples:
1. When one of you is depressed, try to support each other.
When someone is depressed, try to cheer them up.
Loyalty and support became synonymous at that time.
Loyalty and support became the common words of that era.
As a Pope, he won wide support for his strict orthodoxy.
As a Pope, he strictly abides by the teachings of the Orthodox Church and has won wide support.
The military government can't win the support of the people.
The military government has never won wide support.
The Prime Minister fully supports the government's reform.
The Prime Minister fully supports the government reform.
6. A small farm in the mountains can't support a big family.
It is impossible to support a large family on a small piece of cultivated land in the mountainous area.
7. Mr Jones received strong support from the local community.
Mr Jones received enthusiastic support from people in his community.
8. Lumbar support is very important if you want to drive for a long distance.
Lumbar support is very important when driving long distances.
9. The professional class has the strongest support for monogamy and marriage.
Professionals are most supportive of monogamy.
10. He is too proud to ask his family for help and support.
He is too proud to ask his family for help and support.
1 1. No matter what friends do, they will support them in the end.
No matter what their friends do, they will support their friends in the end.
12. the support of members is very important to the association.
The support of members is very important to our association.
13. I staggered and had to hold on to the chair support.
I tripped and had to grab a chair to hold myself steady.
14. She joined the cancer support group in the local hospital.
She joined the cancer support group in the local hospital.
15. There is almost no evidence to support many optimistic assumptions of Mr. Will.
There is not much evidence to support Mr. Will's optimistic idea.