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apuntalar
Support by placing against something solid or rigid.
shore
prop
shore up
Portuguese
sustentar
1
Government officials insisted more money was needed to
prop
up
the industry.
2
OPEC's decision to hold oil production steady also helped
prop
up
prices.
3
But they worry that continuing it may help
prop
up
Jammeh's regime.
4
Afterwards, Moscow continued to
prop
up
the communist government of Mohammad Najibullah.
5
The Glens
prop
up
the foot of the table with four points.
6
If needed, it should do more to
prop
up
the Victorian economy.
7
Less competition might
prop
up
prices, which have plunged on uncertain demand.
8
Families use it to
prop
up
tarpaulin tents or build makeshift shelters.
9
The Conservatives were beholden to the DUP to
prop
up
their government.
10
It will also
prop
up
fuel demand from Asia's largest gasoline importer.
11
I had to
prop
up
and strengthen and rebuild the whole thing.
12
But he ruled out any direct intervention to
prop
up
the bank.
13
He has stolen from savers to
prop
up
the spendthrift, they claim.
14
The story shows how family structures can
prop
up
abuses like rape.
15
Joeyn thrust his
prop
up
hard, jamming the plate against the roof.
16
Even dexterous governments struggle to
prop
up
house prices once confidence has gone.
prop
up
prop
Portuguese
sustentar
escorar
Catalan
sostenir
apuntalar
Spanish
apuntalar
apoyar