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单词 endorse
释义
endorse
verb[T]
uk
/ɪnˈdɔːs/us
/ɪnˈdɔːrs/

endorseverb[T](SUPPORT)

C2
to make apublicstatementofyourapprovalorsupportfor something or someone:
（公开）赞同，认可，支持
The Council isexpectedto endorse the committee'srecommendations.估计地方议会将赞同委员会的提议。
formalIfullyendorse(=agreewith)everything the Chairperson has said.我完全赞同主席所说的一切。
toappearin anadvertisement, saying that you use and like aparticularproduct:
（在广告中对某种产品）宣传，吹捧
Theypaid$2 million to theworldchampionto endorsetheirnewaftershave.他们付给这位世界冠军200万美元，请他给他们新生产的须后水做广告。
More examples
  • Icertainlydon't endorse herviews.
  • Theproposalwas endorsed by themajorityofmembers.
  • Ifullyendorse what thespeakersaid.
  • Stategovernorsare beingurgedto endorse theplan.
  • Thepresidentdoesn't endorseproductshimselfregardlessoftheirmerits.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Backing, supporting & defending
  • adopt
  • advocacy
  • affirmation
  • allyyourselfto/withsomeone
  • argumentation
  • badge
  • bailout
  • champion
  • keep the flag flyingidiom
  • patronage
  • recommended
  • red carpet
  • reinforce
  • right behindsomeoneidiom
  • roll out the red carpetidiom
  • root
  • root forsomeone
  • stick
  • stick together
  • sympathetic
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Advertising and marketing

endorseverb[T](GIVE PERMISSION)

to write something inorderto givepermissionfor something,especiallyyournameon the back of acheque, inorderto make itpayable(=ableto bepaid)to someoneelse
（尤指在支票背面）签名，背书
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Allowing and permitting
  • admission
  • admit ofsomething
  • allow ofsomething
  • allowable
  • approval
  • authorization
  • authorize
  • clearance
  • entrance
  • given the chance/choiceidiom
  • green-light
  • hall pass
  • imprimatur
  • left
  • liberty
  • relicense
  • relicensure
  • say-so
  • security clearance
  • seeyourway (clear) todoing somethingidiom
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endorseverb[T](PUNISH)

UK
toofficiallyrecordon adrivinglicencethat thedriverhas beenfoundguiltyofdrivingin anillegalway
（在驾驶执照上）注明司机违章，记录违章事项
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Punishing & punishments
  • ankle bracelet
  • ankle tag
  • attach
  • attachment
  • bar
  • be brought/called to accountidiom
  • bring
  • discipline
  • flay
  • flaysomeonealiveidiom
  • get what's coming toyouidiom
  • grounded
  • hair shirt
  • sortsomethingout
  • spare
  • spare the rod and spoil the childidiom
  • spot fine
  • stringsomeoneup
  • swing
  • swing for itidiom
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(Definition ofendorsefrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

endorse| American Dictionary

endorse
verb[T]
us
/ɪnˈdɔrs/

endorseverb[T](SUPPORT)

to make apublicstatementofyourapprovalorsupportfor something or someone:
We’re not endorsingtaxincreases.
Mywifehaspubliclyendorsed Lunny forcitycouncil.
If someone endorses aproduct, astatementsaying thepersonlikesor uses theproductis used inadvertisingtheproduct.

endorseverb[T](SIGN)

to writeyournameon acheck:
He endorsed thecheckanddepositedit in hisaccount.
(Definition ofendorsefrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

endorse| Business English

endorse
verb[T]
(USalsoindorse)
uk
/ɪnˈdɔːs/us
tostatepubliclythat youapproveof orsupportsomeone or something:
endorse a decision/plan/proposalFederalsafetyregulatorsendorsed the company'sdecisiontostopsellingtheproduct.
be endorsed by sb/sthShe has been endorsed byunionsthatrepresentnearly4 millionworkersnationwide.
endorse sb for sthThe Commissionerpraisedthepresidentand endorsed him forre-election.
enthusiastically/strongly/vigorouslyendorse
MARKETING
toappearin anadvertisementsaying that you use and like aproduct:
Theleagueprohibitsplayersfrom endorsingproductsrelatedtoalcohol,tobacco,casinos, orgambling.
be endorsed by sbThe newcontemporarywomenswearrange- endorsed by well-knownactressTania Mitchell - waslaunchedthisautumn.
BANKING
tosignthe back of acheque,billofexchange, etc. that hasyournameon it inorderto givepermissionfor it to bepaidto someoneelse:
To endorse achequetheoriginalpayeejust has tosignthe back of thechequeandstatethenameof thepersonconcerned.
INSURANCE
toincludeaconditionin aninsuranceagreement:
Theinsurercan beaskedto endorse theinsurancecertificatetoconfirmthatdrivingin theperformanceof the employer'sbusinessiscoveredby thepolicy.
(Definition ofendorsefrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofendorse

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Very few associations, groups, or plans specificallyendorseobligations to vulnerable populations.
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In general, respondents endorsed more social anxiety at the first administration irrespective of whether the format was self-report or clinician-administered.
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The success of group-supported candidates to get elected thus hinged mainly on the ability of these groups to get their candidates endorsed by the parties.
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Weendorsetheir view with regard to the emphasis on plication of the pulmonary arteries.
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The courts cannot gainsay the legislation and set it aside because they think that a better standard should be endorsed.
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These unhelpful participants prefer each other's failure and hence would notendorsetheir success and would not look badly upon their failure.
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Many of those who belonged to churches were reluctant toendorsethis practice, on the grounds that it encouraged promiscuity.
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While these correctives have been generally endorsed, some reservations have been expressed.
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This would suggest an element of caution when endorsing price controls as an approach for addressing high administrative charges.
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Males were found to be more likely than females toendorsesymptoms of detachment.
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Instead, it enquires about the respondent's age ' at which symptoms like that first occurred ', referring to criterion symptoms of dependence endorsed by the respondent.
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Consider the principle, mentioned above, that 'endorsing the ends implies endorsing the necessary means'.
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Several thinkers have endorsed the novelty of a model or theory as a value.
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The full legitimacy of democracy is not widely endorsed.
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Consumers consistently endorsed large-capacity double-action piston machines that were sturdy, hand-powered, labour-intensive, and mechanically reliable.
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These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors.
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