indorse

• Variante ortográfica obsoleta de 'endorse', que significa firmar al dorso de un documento o apoyar o aprobar públicamente algo.

An obsolete spelling variant of 'endorse', meaning to sign the back of a document, or to publicly support or approve something.

1. Approve or supportB2formal

   To express approval or support for something, often publicly.

   Respaldar o apoyar

   • The committee endorsed the new policy.
   • Many celebrities endorse various products on social media.
   • The senator endorsed the candidate for mayor.

   Sinónimosadvocateapprovebackchampionendorsefavorratifysanctionsupportuphold

   Antónimoscondemncriticizedenouncedisapproveopposereject

2. Guarantee qualityB2formal

   To confirm that something meets a certain standard or is of good quality.

   Garantizar la calidad

   • The product is endorsed by leading experts in the field.
   • This brand is endorsed by professional athletes.
   • The certification endorses the safety of the equipment.

   Sinónimosaccreditapproveauthenticatebackcertifyratifysanctionsupportvalidatewarrant

3. Sign a documentB2formal

   To sign the back of a check or other financial document to make it legally valid for transfer.

   Endosar un documento

   • Please endorse the check before depositing it.
   • He forgot to endorse the payment order.
   • The bank requires you to endorse the document for processing.

   Sinónimosbacksign