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1 bagklædning
backing. -
2 opbakning
(en -er) backing ( fx he has complete backing from his party in what he said); support;[ bred opbakning] wide support;[ få opbakning fra] be backed (up) by, get support from, be supported by. -
3 støtte
back, backer, back up, comfort, favour, foster, promoter, prop up, rest, second, seconder, sponsor, stick by, subscribe, support, supporter, uphold* * *I. (en -r)( lodret) support, stay,( ofte kort) prop;( til afstivning) brace;( skrå) shore;( stræbepille) buttress;( bogstøtte) book end;( søjle) pillar;( billedstøtte) statue, monument;( om person) support ( fx her daughter has been a constant support to her), helper,( for en sag) supporter,( fast støtte, F) pillar ( fx he is a pillar of the Church),( bedste støtte) mainstay ( fx he is one of the mainstays of the club),(pol.: loyal støtte) stalwart ( fx he is one of the stalwarts of the party);( hjælp) support, backing ( fx with American backing),( penge) financial support,( statsstøtte) grant ( fx grants to students, to research projects), subsidy ( fx subsidies to farmers, to shipyards),F subvention;(dvs bistandshjælp) he is on social security (, am: on welfare),( arbejdsløshedsstøtte) he is on the dole;[ søge støtte hos en] seek somebody's support;(fig) in support of.II. vb( afstive) support, prop (up), stay,( med skråstøtte) shore up;( lade hvile, læne) support, rest ( fx one's chin on one's hand), lean( fx one's head on somebody's shoulder, a ladder against a wall);( hjælpe) support, back (up);( anbefale) support ( fx a proposal),( i debat) second ( fx a motion);( bekræfte) support ( fx his statement; a theory which is not supported by the facts);( begrunde) base (på on, fx what do you base this assumption on?);( i bridge) support;[ støtte på benene] stand upon one's legs;[ støtte sig til] lean on ( fx a stick, somebody's arm),( med ryggen) lean against,(fig) lean on ( fx a rich friend), take one's stand on ( fx thecontract);( idet man holder tale) speak from a manuscript. -
4 bagland
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5 bakning
(en)(cf III. bakke) backing, reverse motion, reversing. -
6 bankdækning
( for sedler) backing. -
7 gulddækning
gold backing, gold reserve. -
8 rygdækning
См. также в других словарях:
backing — back‧ing [ˈbækɪŋ] noun [uncountable] FINANCE COMMERCE support or help, especially financial help: • The proposals have the backing of the EU Commissioner for the Environment. • The consultancy was formed with financial backing from Saatchi and… … Financial and business terms
backing — 1590s, support; 1640s, retreat; from prp. of BACK (Cf. back) (v.). Physical sense of anything forming a backing to something else is from 1793. Meaning musical accompaniment is recorded from 1940 … Etymology dictionary
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backing — [n] support abetment, accompaniment, adherence, advocacy, aegis, aid, assistance, auspices, championing, championship, encouragement, endorsement, funds, grant, help, patronage, reinforcement, sanction, secondment, sponsorship, subsidy; concepts… … New thesaurus
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backing — noun ADJECTIVE ▪ solid, strong ▪ full, unanimous (esp. BrE), wholehearted (BrE) ▪ The teachers have the full backing of the parents. ▪ … Collocations dictionary