support
समर्थन
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'
मदत,
टेकू देणे,
आधार देणे,
उचलून धरणे,
आधार
example
Due to a lack of 'support' , many women give up and switch to bottle feeding.
He needs to do so to affirm popular and Congressional 'support' for an arduous campaign.
the bank provided unstinting financial 'support'
Taken together, our data strongly 'support' the biased gene conversion hypothesis of GC-content evolution.
On the world stage, Galea has worked in Vegas as a 'support' act for Nancy Sinatra.
the best 'support' for a camera is a tripod
References will be required and generous financial 'support' available.
we bring good 'support' with us to away matches
there was 'support' for both boxers
he steals to 'support' his drug habit
We enjoyed strong financial 'support' from our universities.
the best 'support' for a camera is a tripod
Performing at the dance will be the Irish band Seamus Moore and his JCB Band plus a 'support' band.
Letters of 'support' for the proposal were being collected to present to council at a future meeting.
ankle 'support'
The promoters didn't need to know that Mac themselves were the 'support' band.
All Intel chipsets supporting 533MHz system bus do 'support' Hyper-Threading.
he works in customer 'support'
she sailed with two warships in 'support'
the government gives £2,500 million a year to 'support' the voluntary sector
I do not, like those people at tech 'support' , have a desk to hit my head on and no one can tell.
The Evil Men Do had just taken on Blessed Burning as their second 'support' act for the US tour.
Your spouse is there to comfort and 'support' you so depend on him or her a little.
He seems none the worse for wear, despite momentarily leaning on his scythe for 'support' .
Our results strongly 'support' the hypothesis of a refolding of the unraveled keratin molecules.
They put out their message on radio, television, and in the newspapers and gained widespread popular 'support' .
In fact, I have been extremely encouraged by the high level of 'support' for the theatre that your article has generated.
she's been through a bad time and needs our 'support'
How did we get to a point where none of us can afford to live honestly, earning enough money to 'support' ourselves?
Many heads have said they cannot afford 'support' staff to cover for teachers and may have to send children home to avoid breaking the law.
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