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тазик
grupo de apoyo

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

support group N

1. support group (support band) MUS:

2. support group (giving counselling):

Oxford Spanish Dictionary
Oxford Spanish Dictionary

I. support [Am səˈpɔrt, Brit səˈpɔːt] VB trans

1.1. support (hold up):

support bridge/structure

1.2. support:

support ECON, FIN price/growth
support ECON, FIN price/growth

2.1. support (maintain, sustain):

support family/children
support family/children
support family/children

2.2. support COMPUT:

3.1. support (encourage):

3.2. support (back):

support cause/motion

3.3. support (back up):

4. support:

support CINE, MUS, THEAT

5. support (corroborate):

support explanation/theory
support explanation/theory
support explanation/theory

6. support (endure) liter:

support conduct/impudence/heat
support conduct/impudence/heat

II. support [Am səˈpɔrt, Brit səˈpɔːt] N

1.1. support C (of structure):

1.2. support C:

support MED, SPORTS
suspensor m Peru RioPl

1.3. support U (physical):

2.1. support U (financial):

2.2. support C (person):

3. support C (backing, encouragement):

4.1. support U MIL:

to bring up troops/ships in support attr vessels/trenches/troops

4.2. support U (backup):

technical/dealer support attr package/material
technical/dealer support attr package/material
technical/dealer support program COMPUT

Phrases:

I. group [Am ɡrup, Brit ɡruːp] N

1.1. group + sing or pl vb (of people):

a feminist/gay group attr discussion/visit
a feminist/gay group portrait

1.2. group + sing or pl vb MUS:

2.1. group usu + sing vb (of things):

2.2. group usu + sing vb (class, division):

3.1. group COMM:

3.2. group MIL:

4.1. group CHEM (of elements):

4.2. group CHEM (radical):

5. group MATH:

II. group [Am ɡrup, Brit ɡruːp] VB trans

III. group [Am ɡrup, Brit ɡruːp] VB intr

to group around sth/sb
agruparse or formar un grupo alrededor de or en torno a algo/alguien

in the PONS Dictionary

I. support [səˈpɔ:t, Am -ˈpɔ:rt] VB trans

1. support (hold up):

support roof
support weight
support weight

2. support (provide for):

3. support (provide with money):

4. support (encourage):

5. support Brit SPORTS (follow):

6. support (show to be true):

II. support [səˈpɔ:t, Am -ˈpɔ:rt] N

1. support no pl (backing, help):

2. support (structure):

support fig person

3. support FIN:

4. support (knee protector):

5. support (confirmation):

I. group [gru:p] N

1. group a. CHEM:

2. group (specially assembled):

3. group (business association):

4. group (musicians):

II. group [gru:p] VB trans

III. group [gru:p] VB intr

in the PONS Dictionary

I. support [sə·ˈpɔrt] VB trans

1. support (hold up):

support roof
support weight
support weight

2. support (provide for):

3. support (provide with money):

4. support (encourage):

5. support (show to be true):

II. support [sə·ˈpɔrt] N

1. support (backing, help):

2. support (structure):

support fig person

3. support FIN:

4. support (confirmation):

I. group [grup] N

1. group a. CHEM:

2. group (specially assembled):

3. group (business association):

4. group (musicians):

II. group [grup] VB trans

III. group [grup] VB intr

Present
Isupport
yousupport
he/she/itsupports
wesupport
yousupport
theysupport
Past
Isupported
yousupported
he/she/itsupported
wesupported
yousupported
theysupported
Present Perfect
Ihavesupported
youhavesupported
he/she/ithassupported
wehavesupported
youhavesupported
theyhavesupported
Past Perfect
Ihadsupported
youhadsupported
he/she/ithadsupported
wehadsupported
youhadsupported
theyhadsupported

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Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

Because of this, he is a member of a therapeutical support group for people suffering from terminal diseases.
en.wikipedia.org
Ask your local refuse collector to refer you to a support group.
www.telegraph.co.uk
He's even gone so far as to join a support group for virginal men, but this type of reinforcement still can't make him a hit with the ladies.
en.wikipedia.org
Examples include going to a recovery meeting, calling one's sponsor or other person in the addict's support group, spiritual reading, recovery writing, etc.
en.wikipedia.org
However, a participant in a 7,000-member online support group brought a lawsuit against a website for defamatory language in 2005.
en.wikipedia.org

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