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sustentar
catalão
sostenir
espanhol
apuntalar
Support by placing against something solid or rigid.
shore
prop
prop up
português
sustentar
1
It could repeat those measures to help
shore
up
the world economy.
2
Turkey needs to adopt higher interest rates to
shore
up
the lira.
3
Madigan was trying to
shore
up
his own power, Edgar said later.
4
It also promises political reforms to
shore
up
stability in Port Vila.
5
Italy is also expected to take measures to
shore
up
their banks.
6
The underwriting banks are in the market to
shore
up
that price.
7
Budget cuts to
shore
up
stretched public finances won't help consumer spending.
8
They did so to
shore
up
the government's majority, Mr George said.
9
Other financial services firms have also moved to
shore
up
their capital.
10
Cutting ties with the Fund could help
shore
up
the coalition government.
11
It will not pay a dividend this year to
shore
up
capital.
12
Berlin is now relying on domestic demand to
shore
up
the economy.
13
Only Le Pen tried to use them to
shore
up
her support.
14
All of that is helping
shore
up
Asian FX sentiment, said Kotecha.
15
The Pentagon made other changes to
shore
up
its industrial base Friday.
16
Neither candidate disclosed detailed plans to
shore
up
the city's sagging finances.
shore
up
shore
português
sustentar
escorar
catalão
sostenir
apuntalar
espanhol
apuntalar
apoyar