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单词 endorse
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endorse

The boss pointedly does not endorse this view but admits the question is complex.We tend to copy not only the products that celebrities endorse, but their actions too.The best payers are the ones where you are in the picture and endorsing a product.He had his taxi licence endorsed by the council.He said that the king would have endorsed the document with a seal.It was also criticised as irresponsible for endorsing a slimming product.Universities are issued with a licence to endorse visa applications when they are granted the status of highly trusted sponsor.And companies paying athletes to endorse their products are far more sensitive today to public opinion when it comes to social issues.The criticisms of these bodies were also endorsed this week by a committee of MPs and peers.The board unanimously endorsed this report, but the press laughed it off the table.It also endorses agreement and monitoring of third-party protocols.We are not endorsing the products of these companies, these products are endorsingus.They look a little ridiculous now and so do the products they're endorsing.The district judge convicted him of speeding but said that she would neither endorse his licence, nor disqualify him.I don't just stamp my name and endorse it.The EU is therefore right to endorse the official result.As one who suffers from acute arthritis I can fully endorse this view.Most of the other members of the royal family, whom he largely despised, could be coerced into endorsing the official line.More than 14 per cent of the votes cast at the troubled fund manager's annual meeting refused to endorse its remuneration report.She said: 'Any nomination will be seen either to endorse the official party preference or be a slap in the face for me.Sometimes the information is certified by a firm of accountants or investment bankers, who put their reputation on the line when they endorse a company 's report.

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endorse

British English: endorse VERB
If you endorse someone or something, you say publicly that you support or approve of them.
I can endorse their opinion wholeheartedly.
  • American English: endorse
  • Brazilian Portuguese: endossar
  • Chinese: 公开支持
  • European Spanish: aprobar
  • French: approuver
  • German: unterstützen
  • Italian: appoggiare
  • Japanese: 承認する
  • Korean: 승인하다
  • European Portuguese: endossar
  • Latin American Spanish: aprobar

Chinese translation of 'endorse'

endorse

(ɪnˈdɔːs)

vt

  1. (= approve) [proposal, plan, candidate] 赞(贊)同 (zàntóng)
  2. (Comm) [product, company] 为(為) ... 做广(廣)告 (wèi ... zuò guǎnggào)
  3. [cheque] 在 ... 背后(後)签(簽)字 (zài ... bèihòu qiānzì)
    to have one's driving licence endorsed (Brit) 执(執)照被注(註)上违(違)章记(記)录(錄) (zhízhào bèi zhùshàng wéizhāng jìlù)
(verb) 
Definition
to give approval or support to
I can endorse this statement wholeheartedly.
Synonyms
approve
MPs approved the bill by a majority of 97.
back
He is backed by the civic movement.
support
He supported the hardworking people.
champion
He passionately championed the poor.
favour
We favour greater protection of the environment.
promote
His country will do everything possible to promote peace.
recommend
Ask your doctor to recommend a suitable treatment.
sanction
He may seem ready to sanction the use of force.
sustain
The court sustained his objection.
advocate
They advocate fewer government controls on business.
warrant
The allegations are serious enough to warrant an investigation.
prescribe
uphold
The crown court upheld the magistrate's decision.
authorize
We are willing to authorize a police raid.
ratify
They have yet to ratify the treaty.
affirm
Everything I had accomplished seemed to affirm that opinion.
approve of
subscribe to
I've personally never subscribed to the view.
espouse
She ran away to Mexico and espoused the revolutionary cause.
vouch for
I cannot vouch for the accuracy of the story.
throw your weight behind
(verb) 
Definition
to sign the back of (a cheque) to specify the payee
The payee must endorse the cheque.
Synonyms
sign
I got him to sign my copy of his book.
initial
Would you mind initialling this voucher?
countersign
sign on the back of
superscribe
undersign

Additional synonyms

in the sense of advocate
Definition
to recommend a course of action publicly
They advocate fewer government controls on business.
Synonyms
recommend,
support,
champion,
encourage,
propose,
favour,
defend,
promote,
urge,
advise,
justify,
endorse,
campaign for,
prescribe,
speak for,
uphold,
press for,
argue for,
commend,
plead for,
espouse,
countenance,
hold a brief for (informal)
in the sense of affirm
Definition
to state clearly one's support for (an idea or belief)
Everything I had accomplished seemed to affirm that opinion.
Synonyms
confirm,
prove,
sanction,
endorse,
ratify,
verify,
validate,
bear out,
substantiate,
corroborate,
authenticate
in the sense of authorize
Definition
to give official permission for
We are willing to authorize a police raid.
Synonyms
permit,
allow,
suffer,
grant,
confirm,
agree to,
approve,
sanction,
endure,
license,
endorse,
warrant,
tolerate,
ratify,
consent to,
countenance,
accredit,
vouch for,
give leave,
give the green light for,
give a blank cheque to,
give authority for

Synonyms of 'endorse'

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