endorse
🇺🇸
/ɪnˈdɔːrs/
🇬🇧
/ɪnˈdɔːs/
verb
C1
to show public support for someone or something
The company will endorse the new policy to show their support.
R
to say in an ad that you like and use a product
Famous athletes often endorse sports drinks in commercials.
R
to add a driving offense to someone's record
If you speed, the police may endorse your license with a penalty.
R
to sign the back of a check to cash or deposit it
Please endorse the check before you deposit it at the bank.
translation
to show public support for someone or something; to say in an ad that you like and use a product; to add a driving offense to someone's record; to sign the back of a check to cash or deposit it
Word Forms
3rd Present
endorses
Past
endorsed
Perfect
endorsed
Progressive
endorsing