support
حمایت
definition
verb
the dome was supported by a hundred white columns
bear all or part of the weight of; hold up.
the government gives $2.5 billion a year to support the activities of the voluntary sector
give assistance to, especially financially; enable to function or act.
noun
the best support for a camera is a tripod
a thing that bears the weight of something or keeps it upright.
he urged that military support be sent to protect humanitarian convoys
material assistance.
translation of 'support '
verb
اٹهانا,
همدردی کرنا
noun
اٹهانا,
حمائیت
example
there's a 'support' holding it up
At all times you must 'support' , encourage and help your child but even more so when they are being bullied.
Those fans went to 'support' the team they adore and did just that.
Polls in Japan show 'support' for whaling is dwindling among the mainstream public.
They are to act as spokespersons, as well as mobilise community 'support' for the initiative.
He unified his state in order to 'support' an army strong enough to defend it.
One thing The Sleepy Jackson has done though, is pick a quality 'support' act, in the shape of The Delays.
He added that he would soon seek foreign financial 'support' to ensure that safety is restored at the site.
my main concern was to 'support' my family
he urged that military 'support' be sent to protect humanitarian convoys
All of the pre-configured bundles include software training and three years of 'support' .
It is hoped that a large contingent of fans will make the trip to Croke Park to 'support' the team.
it won't succeed without air 'support'
it gives good 'support' to your back
The results also 'support' hypothesis 5, that positive emotional contagion will lead to less group conflict.
When you 'support' a team you always want them to do really well and when you actually get to pull the shirt on it is fantastic.
they were a great 'support' to me
In fact, the smaller party's 'support' has actually increased since the last poll in May.
Do you 'support' any organizations that provide for the less fortunate during the holidays?
She said positions at risk were mainly those of 'support' staff and teaching assistants.
When the Beatles came to Scotland for their first tour, Soul Band was the 'support' act.
What's interesting about this is that the 3.06GHz Pentium 4 was the first P4 to officially 'support' Hyper-Threading.
This gentlemen was having a problem on his computer and decided to call tech 'support' .
Performing at the dance will be the Irish band Seamus Moore and his JCB Band plus a 'support' band.
Parents are asked to attend games, particularly home games, to 'support' the team.
The promoters didn't need to know that Mac themselves were the 'support' band.
Second 'support' band Mistress had small problems with feedback, but that aside proved to be a good set of guys.
the new versions do not 'support' the graphical user interface standard
The Evil Men Do had just taken on Blessed Burning as their second 'support' act for the US tour.
at work during the day I could 'support' the grief
Credits: Google Translate
