endorsed
Prononciation : [ɪnˈdɔrst]
Mot
Contexte : « approval »
(verb) to show that you support something or think it's good. When you endorse something, like a product or an idea, you are telling others that you believe it is worthy or helpful.
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The teacher endorsed the new reading program because she felt it would help students learn better.
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The celebrity did not endorse the product, saying it wasn't effective.
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Why did you endorse this charity in your post?
Contexte : « finance »
(verb) to sign a check or document in order to approve it and allow it to be cashed or used. When you endorse a check, you are giving permission for the money to be deposited in your account.
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She endorsed the check so she could deposit it at the bank.
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He didn't endorse the check, so it couldn't be cashed.
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Have you endorsed the check yet?
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