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1 supportive
adjective* * *sup·por·tive[səˈpɔ:tɪv, AM -ˈpɔ:rt̬-]▪ to be \supportive of sb jdm eine Stütze sein, jdn unterstützenchildren with \supportive parents often do better at school Kinder, die von ihren Eltern unterstützt werden, kommen oft besser in der Schule zurecht▪ to be \supportive of sth etw unterstützen [o befürworten]* * *[sə'pɔːtɪv]adjstützend attr; (fig) unterstützend attrif his parents had been more supportive — wenn seine Eltern ihn mehr unterstützt hätten
try to be more supportive (of her/me) — du solltest versuchen, sie/mich mehr zu unterstützen
to be supportive of sb/sth — jdn/etw unterstützen
* * *supportive adj (adv supportively) hilfreich:be very supportive of sb jemandem eine große Hilfe oder Stütze sein* * *adjectivebe very supportive [to somebody] — [jemandem] eine große Hilfe od. Stütze sein
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2 supportive
to be \supportive of sb jdm eine Stütze sein, jdn unterstützen;children with \supportive parents often do better at school Kinder, die von ihren Eltern unterstützt werden, kommen oft besser in der Schule zurecht;to be \supportive of sth etw unterstützen [o befürworten];\supportive member Anhänger(in) m(f) -
3 supportive therapy
1. unterstützende Therapie f; 2. Erhaltungstherapie fFachwörterbuch Medizin Englisch-Deutsch > supportive therapy
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4 support
< gen> ■ Halt m<tech.gen> (frame) ■ Gestell n<tech.gen> ■ Lehne f<tech.gen> (supportive function) ■ Unterstützung f<tech.gen> (of load, component) ■ Stütze f ; Abstützung f<tech.gen> (of a handrail; e.g. on platforms, stairways, locomotives) ■ Handlaufstütze f<tech.gen> (gen. of layers, films) ■ Schichtträger m ; Substrat n<tech.gen> (e.g. for hot objects, lab equipment etc.) ■ Untersatz m<build.int> (of a drywall assembly) ■ Unterkonstruktion f<build.mech.eng> ■ Auflager n< chem> ■ Trägersubstanz f<energ.hydr> ■ Rohrsattel m<i&c> (force-torque-sensor) ■ Steg m<mech.eng> ■ Lagerung f< min> ■ Ausbau m< phot> ■ Filmunterlage f< tools> ■ Gegenführung fvt <tech.gen> (a load, component) ■ abstützen vt ; stützen vtvt <tech.gen> (hold, carry; e.g. filter, hose, sieve) ■ halten vtvt <tech.gen> (e.g. beam, shaft) ■ lagern vtvt <econ.tech> (e.g. enterprise, exchange rate; ladder, wall, workpiece) ■ stützen vtvt <mech.eng> (load, forces) ■ aufnehmen vt -
5 well-wisher
nounSympathisant, der/Sympathisantin, die* * ** * *ˈwell-wish·ern (supportive person) Sympathisant(in) m(f); (person who wishes well) wohlwollender Freund/wohlwollende Freundin; (patron) Gönner(in) m(f); (sponsor) Förderer, Förderin m, f* * *1. Befürworter(in), Sympathisant(in)2. Gratulant(in)3. Übermittler(in) von Genesungswünschen* * *nounSympathisant, der/Sympathisantin, die -
6 well-wisher
'well-wish·er n( supportive person) Sympathisant(in) m(f); ( person who wishes well) wohlwollender Freund/wohlwollende Freundin;
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