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prop up

/prɒp ʌp/

Traducción: Verbo compuesto que significa sostener o mantener algo en una posición determinada, o brindar ayuda para evitar que algo falle o colapse.

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verb

/prɒp ʌp/B2formal
  • esVerbo compuesto que significa sostener o mantener algo en una posición determinada, o brindar ayuda para evitar que algo falle o colapse.

A phrasal verb meaning to support or hold something in position, or to provide assistance to prevent something from failing.

incontable · transitivo · phrasal, separable

  1. Support physicallyinformal

    To place something against a surface or object to keep it upright or in position.

    esApuntalar / sostener apoyando

    • He propped up the broken chair with a stack of books.
    • She propped her bike up against the wall.
    • They propped up the fence with wooden planks.

    Sinónimosbolsterbracebuttresshold upshore upstaysupportuphold

    Antónimosdropknocklaylowertopple

  2. Support financially or politicallyformal

    To provide support to something that is failing or weak, often with money or influence.

    esapuntalar

    • The government propped up the failing bank with a bailout.
    • They propped up the regime with foreign aid.
    • The company was propped up by its investors for years.

    Sinónimosaidbackbolsterbuttressreinforceshore upsubsidizesupportsustainunderwrite

    Antónimossabotageundermineweaken

Formas
  • propped up past participle
  • propped up past simple
  • propping up present participle
  • props up third person singular

Verbo baseprop

Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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