My ex-husband has to pay child support every month.
give [sb] support, lend [sb] supportv expr
(help, assist [sb]) (někoho)
podpořit dok
(někomu)
pomoci dok
(někomu)
poskytnout podporu dok + ž
give support to [sb], lend support to [sb]v expr
(help, assist [sb])
podpořit dok
pomoci dok
poskytnout podporu dok + ž
give support to [sth], lend support to [sth]v expr
(back, assist [sth]) (něco)
podpořit dok
(něčemu)
pomoci dok
(něčemu)
poskytnout podporu dok + ž
They asked me to give support to a cause I don't believe in.
Chtěli po mně, abych podpořil věc, se kterou jsem nesouhlasil.
in support of [sth/sb]prep
(in favour of)
ve prospěch předl + m
In 2008 more Americans were in support of Barack Obama than John McCain.
in support of [sth/sb]prep
(as assistance to)
na podporu předl + ž
There were many sponsor companies that donated equipment in support of the team.
jockstrap, athletic supporter, also UK: athletic supportn
(sportsman's groin support) (chránič rozkroku pro sportovce)
suspenzor m
When playing sports, men must wear a jockstrap to support their groin.
life supportn
(equipment to sustain a patient's life)
přístroje m mn
There are ethical questions associated with keeping a person on life support. Because he was brain dead, Jim's family decided to turn off his life support.
S udržováním lidí na živu pomocí přístrojů jsou spojeny etické otázky.
mutual supportn
(reciprocal help)
vzájemná podpora příd + ž
vzájemná pomoc příd + ž
They had a relationship of mutual support, so when she needed some help he was quick to provide it.
support groupn
(gathering of people for mutual help) (terapeutická apod.)