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sup·port·a·ble
s por t bl
supportably (adv.)
词根:support
adj.supportive 支持的;支援的;赞助的
supporting 支持的;辅助性的;次要的
n.support 支持,维持;支援,供养;支持者,支撑物
supporting 支持;支承面
supporter 支持者;拥护者
v.supporting 支持;供养(support的ing形式)
vt.support 支持,支撑,支援;扶持,帮助;赡养,供养
verb
transitive verb
to endure bravely or quietly : bear
to promote the interests or cause of
supports fair play
assist, help
bombers supported the ground troops
to provide with substantiation : corroborate
support an alibi
to pay the costs of : maintain
support a family
to provide a basis for the existence or subsistence of support a habit
the island could probably support three—A. B. C. Whipple
to hold up or serve as a foundation or prop for
to maintain (a price) at a desired level by purchases or loansalso: to maintain the price of by purchases or loans
to keep from fainting, yielding, or losing courage : comfort
to keep (something) going
noun
the act or process of supporting : the condition of being supported
assistance provided by a company to users of its products
customer support
one that supports—often used attributively
a support staff
sufficient strength in a suit bid by one's partner in bridge to justify raising the suit
Verb Middle English, from Anglo-French supporter, from Late Latin supportare, from Latin, to transport, from sub- + portare to carry — more at fare
The first known use of support was in the 14th century
supposedadjective
believed to be true or real
a supposed cure
considered probable or certain : expected
they are supposed to be here tomorrow
required by or as if by authority
you are supposed to listen to your parents
supposeverb
to take as true or as a fact for the sake of argument
suppose a fire should break out
to hold as an opinion : believe
they supposed they were on the right bus
to come to a conclusion arrived at by guessing
who do you suppose will win
support1 of 2verb
to endure bravely or quietly : bear
to promote the interests or cause of
to uphold or defend as true or right : advocate
supports fair play
to argue or vote for
support a candidate
assist entry 1, help
bombers supported the ground troops
to provide evidence for : verify
they cannot support the claim
to pay the costs of : maintain
supports a large family
to hold up or in position or serve as a foundation or prop for
posts support the porch roof
to keep up the price of (as milk or wheat) by buying large amounts to store at a certain price
to keep something going : sustain
not enough air to support life
support2 of 2noun
the act or process of supporting : the condition of being supported
assistance provided by a company to users of its products
customer support
someone or something that supports
support1 of 2verb
to endure bravely or quietly : bear
to promote the interests or cause of
to uphold or defend as true or right : advocate
supports fair play
to argue or vote for
support a candidate
assist entry 1, help
bombers supported the ground troops
to provide evidence for : verify
they cannot support the claim
to pay the costs of : maintain
supports a large family
to hold up or in position or serve as a foundation or prop for
posts support the porch roof
to keep up the price of (as milk or wheat) by buying large amounts to store at a certain price
to keep something going : sustain
not enough air to support life
support2 of 2noun
the act or process of supporting : the condition of being supported
assistance provided by a company to users of its products
customer support
someone or something that supports
supporternoun
one that supportsespecially: one who argues or votes for someone or something
supporternoun
one that supportsespecially: one who argues or votes for someone or something
support1 of 2verb
to endure bravely or quietly : bear
to promote the interests or cause of
to uphold or defend as true or right : advocate
supports fair play
to argue or vote for
support a candidate
assist entry 1, help
bombers supported the ground troops
to provide evidence for : verify
they cannot support the claim
to pay the costs of : maintain
supports a large family
to hold up or in position or serve as a foundation or prop for
posts support the porch roof
to keep up the price of (as milk or wheat) by buying large amounts to store at a certain price
to keep something going : sustain
not enough air to support life
support2 of 2noun
the act or process of supporting : the condition of being supported
assistance provided by a company to users of its products
customer support
someone or something that supports
support1 of 2verb
to endure bravely or quietly : bear
to promote the interests or cause of
to uphold or defend as true or right : advocate
supports fair play
to argue or vote for
support a candidate
assist entry 1, help
bombers supported the ground troops
to provide evidence for : verify
they cannot support the claim
to pay the costs of : maintain
supports a large family
to hold up or in position or serve as a foundation or prop for
posts support the porch roof
to keep up the price of (as milk or wheat) by buying large amounts to store at a certain price
to keep something going : sustain
not enough air to support life
support2 of 2noun
the act or process of supporting : the condition of being supported
assistance provided by a company to users of its products
customer support
someone or something that supports
1 The study is supported by the American Medical Association.
2 Lumping Internet access into the telephone category, as the FCC rules do, is neither logical nor supportable.
3 If his gnomic remark is not supportable in any real biographical sense, there is little doubt Kahlo continues to exist as a potent figure of myth.
4 Wansink previously said he believes all his research findings are supportable.
5 California, which has the largest share of immigrants living in the country illegally, can apply the brakes, but it needs to find a way that is fair and supportable by state residents.
6 I completely support your decision to stay.
7 If we are to create “news” content, we must work especially hard to insure that it’s both transparent and founded in supportable data.
8 She no longer supports the war.
9 “More targeted measures that protect the most vulnerable from Covid, whilst not adversely impacting those not at risk, are more supportable,” they added.
10 McEvoy, the county spokesman, said the county provided Peabody with information it believed was “legally supportable.”
11 In addition to supporting hair health by limiting the need for consistent color treatments, the ARC headband itself promotes hair rejuvenation.
12 The number may vary depending upon the variability of the particular test method employed, but should be based on scientifically sound, supportable principles.
检验次数可以根据使用的检验方法的可变性决定,但必须依据科学正确和可支持的原则。
13 Termination was probably supportable in both cases, but the VA instead merely sought to reclassify the employees’ titles, to reflect their scaled-back responsibilities and to reduce their pay accordingly.
14 Reference architectures provide detailed architectural information in a common format such that solutions can be repeatedly designed and deployed in a consistent, high-quality, supportable fashion.
参考体系结构以一种通用的格式提供详细的体系结构信息,这样就能够以一致、高质量且可支持的方式重复地设计和部署解决方案。
15 “It doesn’t change the reality that their score was based on projections that I don’t really think are supportable.”
16 The number may vary depending upon the variability of the particular test method employed, but should be based on scientifically sound, supportable principles.
检验次数可以根据使用的检验方法的可变性决定,但必须依据科学正确和可支持的原则。
17 I think using an unsubstantiated religious excuse is not supportable.
18 We need to ask who we are excluding and why before we can craft a morally supportable immigration law in which our values and our actions are aligned.
19 The claim made in the Twitter post “is not supportable by these data,” said Dr. David J. Cennimo, an infectious disease expert at the Rutgers New Jersey Medical School.
20 "It's simply not morally supportable to require young adults to start their lives in so much debt."
2 可赞成的
4 可证实的
5 可拥护
6 能忍受的
7 可支持的