supporter

noun

/səˈpɔːtə(r)/

/səˈpɔːrtər/

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a person who supports a political party, an idea, etc.
- a strong/loyal/staunch/ardent supporter
- Labour supporters
- The magazine is free to members and supporters.
- About a hundred of his supporters rallied to demand justice.
Extra Examples
- Supporters rallied to his assistance when he was declared bankrupt.
- The emperor was deserted by his closest supporters before the end of the war.
- The opposition leader addressed a rally of 50 000 supporters.
- The party has not been listening to the concerns of its grass-roots supporters.
- There has now been a backlash among government supporters.
- an active supporter of democratic change
- die-hard supporters of the old system
- to attract supporters to the cause
Topics Politicsb1
Oxford Collocations Dictionary
adjective
- active
- ardent
- avid
- …
… of supporters
- army
- band
- crowd
- …
verb + supporter
- have
- attract
- mobilize
- …
supporter + verb
- cheer
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(British English) a person who supports a particular sports team synonym fan
- I'm an Arsenal supporter.
Extra Examples
- Both sets of supporters applauded the fantastic goal.
- Only stalwart supporters of the team stayed to the end of the match.
- a coachload of cheering football supporters
Oxford Collocations Dictionary
adjective
- active
- ardent
- avid
- …
… of supporters
- army
- band
- crowd
- …
verb + supporter
- have
- attract
- mobilize
- …
supporter + verb
- cheer
See full entry

单词	supporter
释义	supporter noun /səˈpɔːtə(r)/ /səˈpɔːrtər/ jump to other results a person who supports a political party, an idea, etc. a strong/loyal/staunch/ardent supporter Labour supporters The magazine is free to members and supporters. About a hundred of his supporters rallied to demand justice. Extra Examples Supporters rallied to his assistance when he was declared bankrupt. The emperor was deserted by his closest supporters before the end of the war. The opposition leader addressed a rally of 50 000 supporters. The party has not been listening to the concerns of its grass-roots supporters. There has now been a backlash among government supporters. an active supporter of democratic change die-hard supporters of the old system to attract supporters to the cause Topics Politicsb1 Oxford Collocations Dictionaryadjective active ardent avid … … of supporters army band crowd … verb + supporter have attract mobilize … supporter + verb cheer See full entry (British English) a person who supports a particular sports team synonym fan I'm an Arsenal supporter. Extra Examples Both sets of supporters applauded the fantastic goal. Only stalwart supporters of the team stayed to the end of the match. a coachload of cheering football supporters Oxford Collocations Dictionaryadjective active ardent avid … … of supporters army band crowd … verb + supporter have attract mobilize … supporter + verb cheer See full entry see also athletic supporter
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