How is the word respaldar translated from Spanish to English

Apoyar o aprobar públicamente a alguien o algo.

To publicly support or approve someone or something.

verb
English translation
Endorse

Examples with “respaldar”

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  • Dos atletas famosos respaldan esta marca. Two famous athletes endorse this brand.

  • Debes endosar el cheque antes de ingresarlo. You must endorse the check before depositing it.

  • ¿El comité respaldará nuestra propuesta? Will the committee endorse our proposal?

  • ¿Dónde endoso exactamente el cheque? Where exactly do I endorse the check?

  • No puedo respaldar un plan que no he leído. I can't endorse a plan I haven't read.

  • El cajero pidió a mi madre que endosara el cheque. The teller asked my mother to endorse the check.

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FAQ about “respaldar”

How is “respaldar” translated from Spanish?
“respaldar” translates into English as “Endorse”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “respaldar” mean?
Meaning of “respaldar”: Apoyar o aprobar públicamente a alguien o algo. In English — “Endorse”.
What part of speech is “respaldar”?
“respaldar” is a verb.
Where can I see examples with “respaldar”?
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