supporter
পৃষ্ঠপোষক
definition
noun
Reagan supporters
a person who approves of and encourages someone or something (typically a public figure, a movement or party, or a policy).
a representation of an animal or other figure, typically one of a pair, holding up or standing beside an escutcheon.
translation of 'supporter'
noun
আত্মীয়,
সহায়,
পৃষ্ঠপোষক,
সহায়তাকারী,
পক্ষাবলম্বী,
পোষক
example
I am yet to read in a newspaper, or see on television, a report involving a brawl with the 'supporter' of a rugby team and the match officials.
Even the most optimistic 'supporter' of this Italian team would struggle to argue their case in the Tour of Spain.
He had a great fondness for sport and was a strong 'supporter' of the Galway hurling and football teams.
As a 'supporter' of a team or an individual that gets to an all-Ireland final, there's also something very special.
You must have nerves of steel to be a Great Britain 'supporter' , because the team will put you through an emotional rollercoaster.
Joe took a keen interest in sport and was a renowned 'supporter' of the Mayo teams.
It should be noted from the outset that I have long been a public 'supporter' of uniting the political right federally.
Tom is a staunch 'supporter' of western teams, no matter what the sporting code.
He was the most vociferous 'supporter' of the team, and he loved being part of it.
York was a keen 'supporter' of our sport and until recently an active pilot himself.
The Leinster 'supporter' has been actively engaged in fundraising for the hospital for several years.
an Oxford United 'supporter'
Without exception, however, it is clear that all 'supporters' want the team to win.
Another bonfire and a big crowd of 'supporters' awaited the team as they arrived into town.
A common argument put by 'supporters' of the proposal is that it is vital to the future prosperity of the city centre.
The democratic left should never again allow itself to be led by the 'supporters' of totalitarianism.
So today, how many 'supporters' support their team because they actually know the players?
It used to be the case that the supporters lifted the team and the team lifted the 'supporters' .
However, even 'supporters' of the plans now admit that the government has failed to make a clear case for the cards.
How did 'supporters' of the proposed federal Constitution contest this position?
The 'supporters' of the Symposium proposal have a battle plan and they believe it will work.
The activists selling the paper were finding a legal way of organising 'supporters' of an illegal party.
It is often said by 'supporters' of the EU that it is misunderstood and that it is even the subject of xenophobia.
By then the fizz was largely gone from the home team and the Irish 'supporters' left the ground as they had entered it.
Only Protestants escaped the onslaught, though they were never 'supporters' of the regime.
It is hugely encouraging that the 'supporters' of this noble programme are coalescing.
There would appear to be some confusion among these 'supporters' of the AUT boycott decision.
My wife and I are 'supporters' of the festival and actually come to Lancaster to stay for two weeks around it.
They insist there is no chance of either team returning if 'supporters' have strayed onto the playing surface.
The effect on the 'supporters' of alternative government could be seen on the streets of London all last week.
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