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Verbes d'Aide et de Blessure - Verbes de Soutien et d'Encouragement

Ici, vous apprendrez quelques verbes anglais se référant au soutien et à l'encouragement tels que "défendre", "promouvoir" et "faire la promotion".

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Categorized English Verbs of Helping and Hurting
to support
to support
[verbe]

to provide someone or something with encouragement or help

soutenir, supporter

soutenir, supporter

Ex: Friends and family members often support each other during challenging times. 
to get behind

to support or endorse a person, cause, or idea

se rallier à, soutenir

se rallier à, soutenir

Ex: The community decided to get behind the local charity's fundraising campaign. 
to back up
to back up
[verbe]

to support someone or something

soutenir

soutenir

Ex: The loyal fans always back up their favorite sports team. 
to side with

to support a person or group against someone else in a fight or argument

se rallier à

se rallier à

Ex: He sided with the critics, expressing doubts about the new policy. 
to stand by

to remain loyal to or supportive of someone, particularly during a hard time

tenir

tenir

Ex: A good leader will always stand by their team, providing support and guidance. 
to endorse
to endorse
[verbe]

to publicly state that one supports or approves someone or something

soutenir, appuyer

soutenir, appuyer

Ex: The celebrity endorsed the new skincare product, praising its effectiveness. 
to second
to second
[verbe]

to officially endorse a proposal or nomination during a formal discussion

appuyer, soutenir

appuyer, soutenir

Ex: She seconds the proposal to extend the deadline. 
to champion

to support, defend, or fight for a cause, principle, or person

défendre, soutenir

défendre, soutenir

Ex: The activists championed the rights of marginalized communities, advocating for equality. 
to advocate

to publicly support or recommend something

préconiser, recommander, prôner

préconiser, recommander, prôner

Ex: The environmentalist passionately advocates for sustainable living practices. 
to promote
to promote
[verbe]

to help or support the progress or development of something

promouvoir, encourager

promouvoir, encourager

Ex: The manager worked to promote teamwork and collaboration within the team. 
to advance
to advance
[verbe]

to help something progress or succeed

faire avancer

faire avancer

Ex: The student diligently studied each day to advance their understanding of the subject. 
to forward
to forward
[verbe]

to promote or support the progress or development of something

promouvoir, favoriser

promouvoir, favoriser

Ex: The organization aims to forward the research in renewable energy technologies. 
to further
to further
[verbe]

to advance the progress or growth of something

promouvoir, faire avancer

promouvoir, faire avancer

Ex: The scholarship was established to further the education of underprivileged students. 
to contribute

to give something, especially money or goods, in order to achieve a goal or help a cause

donner, faire un don

donner, faire un don

Ex: Individuals can contribute to the local food drive by donating non-perishable items. 
to complement

to add something that enhances or improves the quality or appearance of someone or something

compléter

compléter

Ex: The new accessories complemented her outfit, adding a touch of elegance. 
to publicize

to draw public's attention to something by giving information about it as an act of advertisement

promouvoir, faire de la publicité pour

promouvoir, faire de la publicité pour

Ex: The company hired a marketing team to publicize its new product through various media channels. 
to popularize

to make something widely known and accepted by the general public, often by adjusting it to fit popular preferences or trends

populariser, vulgariser

populariser, vulgariser

Ex: The musician aimed to popularize their music by creating catchy and relatable songs. 
to hype
to hype
[verbe]

to enthusiastically promote something, often with exaggeration, to create excitement and interest

promouvoir avec enthousiasme, faire de la publicité exagérée

promouvoir avec enthousiasme, faire de la publicité exagérée

Ex: Celebrities often use social media to hype their upcoming projects and events. 
to cheer
to cheer
[verbe]

to encourage or show support or praise for someone by shouting

applaudir, acclamer

applaudir, acclamer

Ex: The fans cheer loudly during the soccer match. 
to root for

to support someone or a team or hope that they will succeed

soutenir, encourager

soutenir, encourager

Ex: She'll root for her favorite soccer team at the match this weekend. 
to encourage

to provide someone with support, hope, or confidence

encourager

encourager

Ex: The teacher always took the time to encourage her students, praising their efforts and boosting their confidence in the classroom. 
to motivate

to make someone want to do something by giving them a reason or encouragement

motiver, encourager

motiver, encourager

Ex: The coach's pep talk was meant to motivate the team before the championship game. 
to incite
to incite
[verbe]

to encourage or provoke someone to take action

inciter, provoquer

inciter, provoquer

Ex: The impassioned speech was intended to incite the crowd to participate in the protest. 
to incentivize

to motivate or encourage someone by offering benefits or rewards

inciter, motiver

inciter, motiver

Ex: Companies often incentivize employees with bonuses to boost productivity. 
to spur
to spur
[verbe]

to give someone encouragement or motivation

inciter, stimuler

inciter, stimuler

Ex: The coach's inspiring words were meant to spur the team to give their best effort. 
to stir
to stir
[verbe]

to motivate or prompt someone to engage in a specific course of action or behavior

inciter, motiver

inciter, motiver

Ex: The impassioned speech by the activist aimed to stir the crowd to action against social injustice. 
to hearten
to hearten
[verbe]

to provide support and encouragement

réconforter, encourager

réconforter, encourager

Ex: A kind word from a friend can hearten someone going through a tough time. 
to inspirit

to fill someone with courage, enthusiasm, or a sense of inspiration

encourager, inspirer

encourager, inspirer

Ex: The coach's words were meant to inspirit the team before the championship game. 
to embolden

to give someone courage or confidence, inspiring them to take bold actions or face challenges with determination

enhardir, encourager

enhardir, encourager

Ex: The leader's speech was intended to embolden the team to tackle challenging tasks. 
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