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I [sə'pɔːt] n1) поддержка, помощьHe hasn't got any support for his plan. — Его план не встретил никакой поддержки.
We need all the support we can get. — Нам нужна всякая помощь и поддержка, которую мы можем получить.
Artillery was used as support for infantry. — Артиллерия была использована для поддержки пехоты.
The paper gets support from public subscriptions. — Газета существует на средства подписчиков.
- artillery supportSeveral relatives depend on him for support. — Он содержит нескольких родственников.
- medical support
- critical needed support
- mutual support scheme
- government support
- family support
- supply support
- support aviation
- support troops
- support groups
- support line
- support trenches
- support of the people
- support from everywhere
- sole support of the family
- arguments in support of the proposal
- evidence in support of what you say
- sole support of his old age
- means of support
- add support to the rumours
- attract some support from outside the party
- round up enlist
- give support to the poor
- receive financial support
- fight with no support
- find a sure support in religion
- find no support
- give no support to the candidate
- give a lukewarm support to the proposal
- hold meetings in support of the movement
- offer every moral support
- receive support for the scheme
- require support
- speak in support of what he said
- speak in smb's support
- speak in support of disarmament
- turn to smb for support
- win an overwhelming support
- gain an overwhelming support
- project received influential support2) опора, основание, подпоркаThe bridge rests on steel supports. — Мост держится на стальных опорах.
- bell supportsColumns give support to the roof/columns serve for support of the roof. — Колонны поддерживают крышу
- support of the building
- give support to the rails of the staircase
- hold on to the ladder for support
- pass a rope round one's waist for support
- stand without support
- serve for support II [sə'pɔːt] v1) поддерживать2) содержать
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