Translation of Spanish word "apoyo" to English
apoyo
/aˈpojo/
Meaning
NounHelp or assistance given to a person, cause, or organization; (also) a physical support or prop.
How to use
Apoyo ('support / backing / prop') is masculine. It is a noun, not a verb, though apoyo is also the present first-person singular of the verb apoyar ('to support'). Punto de apoyo — Fulcrum / foothold.
🇬🇧 English
support
Example
La organización ofrece apoyo a las víctimas de la catástrofe.
The organization offers support to the victims of the disaster.
El gobierno ha anunciado que proporcionará apoyo a las familias afectadas.
The government has announced that it will provide support to the affected families.
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Common phrases
- punto de apoyo— foothold / fulcrum / support
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What does the Spanish word "apoyo" mean?▼
The Spanish word "apoyo" means "support" in English.
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Yes, here is a practical example: "La organización ofrece apoyo a las víctimas de la catástrofe." (which translates as "The organization offers support to the victims of the disaster.").
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