🇬🇧 Support meaning: English Vocabulary Flash Card

Support is money that helps a person or family get the important things they need, like food to eat, clothes to wear, and a safe place to live. When someone doesn’t have enough money on their own, another person, a group, or the government can give them support so they can still have the basics they need to stay healthy and safe.

Our school gave support to students who needed help buying lunches, so no one had to trade math answers for sandwiches.

The wizard needed support to pay his rent because his spells could turn rocks into frogs, but not frogs into money.

The vampire needed support to buy blackout curtains, because waking up at sunrise is very bad for his lifestyle.

Many countries give support called “welfare” or “benefits” to help families buy food, clothes, and pay rent—basically real-life hero money so people can live safely.

Because the fairy kingdom offered support, no elf had to choose between buying shoes or sandwiches ever again.

After the fire, Anna had no money for food or home. A local group gave support. The support paid for food, a small room, and warm clothes. Her boy smiled because the support brought a new coat. Each week the group sent support until Anna found work. She cried and felt thankful for the support.

This word is at the B2 level, which means it’s used in more complex conversations and texts. It helps you discuss abstract ideas, express opinions clearly, and engage in discussions on a variety of topics, both personal and professional.

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