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1, V. Support; Ask for help; Support; Maintenance; Confirmation; Competent; Endure; Support (especially financially); Act as an assistant (at a pop concert); Comfort; (Computer) Support the operation of ... ...

2. n. support; Ask for help; Support; Support; Support; Material assistance; Comfort; Accompaniment of pop music or rock concerts; Technical support; Evidence; Support (in war)

Phrases:

1, support? Support ...

2. Technical support? Technical support; technical assistance

3. Support system? support system

4. Support? Reserve (armament)

5. Financial support? Financial support

Meaning analysis of extended data;

The words help, support, assistance and aid aid all have the meaning of "help and support", and their differences are as follows:

1, help? The most common words can be used interchangeably with aid and assistance. Help emphasizes helping recipients achieve their goals or paying attention to their needs for help.

2. Support? Emphasize giving support or encouragement when in urgent need.

3. assistance? Formal words usually refer to helping to complete the less important part of the work.

4. assistance? More formal than help, focusing on the need for help when the recipient is in a difficult or dangerous situation.

Usage of words:

1, the basic meaning of support is "support; Burden (weight); Help "means to maintain a specific position or state by supporting (something), and sometimes it means not to give in or endure suffering without excessive pain." Extension can also mean "keep", "support", "approve", "confirm", "encourage" and so on.

2, support is a transitive verb, followed by a noun or pronoun as the object, and can also be followed by a verb infinitive as the compound object of complement.

3.support is often used in negative sentences, often used with can [could] or can [could].

4.support is followed by the preposition against, which means "support … oppose …"; Followed by the preposition in means "give support in"; Followed by the preposition on means "support [support] by ..."