supported 音标拼音: [səp'ɔrtəd] [səp'ɔrtɪd]
支持
支援
supported adj 1 :
sustained or maintained by aid (
as distinct from physical support ); "
a club entirely supported by membership dues ";
"
well -
supported allegations " [
ant : {
unsupported }]
2 :
held up or having the weight borne especially from below ;
"
supported joints in a railroad track have ties directly under the rail ends " [
ant : {
unsupported }]
Support \
Sup *
port "\,
v .
t . [
imp . &
p .
p . {
Supported };
p .
pr . &
vb .
n . {
Supporting }.] [
F .
supporter ,
L .
supportare to carry on ,
to convey ,
in LL .,
to support ,
sustain ;
sub under portare to carry .
See {
Port }
demeanor .]
1 .
To bear by being under ;
to keep from falling ;
to uphold ;
to sustain ,
in a literal or physical sense ;
to prop up ;
to bear the weight of ;
as ,
a pillar supports a structure ;
an abutment supports an arch ;
the trunk of a tree supports the branches .
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2 .
To endure without being overcome ,
exhausted ,
or changed in character ;
to sustain ;
as ,
to support pain ,
distress ,
or misfortunes .
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This fierce demeanor and his insolence The patience of a god could not support . --
Dryden .
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3 .
To keep from failing or sinking ;
to solace under affictive circumstances ;
to assist ;
to encourage ;
to defend ;
as ,
to support the courage or spirits .
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4 .
To assume and carry successfully ,
as the part of an actor ;
to represent or act ;
to sustain ;
as ,
to support the character of King Lear .
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5 .
To furnish with the means of sustenance or livelihood ;
to maintain ;
to provide for ;
as ,
to support a family ;
to support the ministers of the gospel .
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6 .
To carry on ;
to enable to continue ;
to maintain ;
as ,
to support a war or a contest ;
to support an argument or a debate .
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7 .
To verify ;
to make good ;
to substantiate ;
to establish ;
to sustain ;
as ,
the testimony is not sufficient to support the charges ;
the evidence will not support the statements or allegations .
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To urge such arguments ,
as though they were sufficient to support and demonstrate a whole scheme of moral philosophy . --
J .
Edwards .
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8 .
To vindicate ;
to maintain ;
to defend successfully ;
as ,
to be able to support one '
s own cause .
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9 .
To uphold by aid or countenance ;
to aid ;
to help ;
to back up ;
as ,
to support a friend or a party ;
to support the present administration .
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Wherefore ,
bold pleasant ,
Darest thou support a published traitor ? --
Shak .
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10 .
A attend as an honorary assistant ;
as ,
a chairman supported by a vice chairman ;
O '
Connell left the prison ,
supported by his two sons .
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{
Support arms } (
Mil .),
a command in the manual of arms in responce to which the piece is held vertically at the shoulder ,
with the hammer resting on the left forearm ,
which is passed horizontally across the body in front ;
also ,
the position assumed in response to this command .
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Syn :
To maintain ;
endure ;
verify ;
substantiate ;
countenance ;
patronize ;
help ;
back ;
second ;
succor ;
relieve ;
uphold ;
encourage ;
favor ;
nurture ;
nourish ;
cherish ;
shield ;
defend ;
protect ;
stay ;
assist ;
forward .
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