prop root

prɒp ruːt

Definition

Definition of prop root - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

plant

TECH.

root growing from stem for support

TECH.

Mangroves have prop roots to stabilize in muddy soil.
The tree's prop roots were visible above ground.
Prop roots help the plant withstand strong winds.

aerial root

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Expressions with prop

prop up

support something physically to prevent falling

She used a stick to prop up the sagging plant.

prop oneself up

hold your body up using hands, arms, or something else

He propped himself up on his elbows to see better.

prop up the bar

spend time drinking at a bar

He loves to prop up the bar every Friday night.

theatrical prop

items used in plays to support the action

The sword was a crucial theatrical prop in the play.

double-prop

type of aircraft with two propellers

The double-prop was faster than expected.

prop gun

replica gun used in movies or TV

The actor held a prop gun during the scene.

Expressions with root

root for

show strong sympathy or alignment with a side

She always roots for the underdog in any situation.

root up

remove completely by pulling out from the ground

Farmers had to root up old trees to plant new crops.

take root

grow roots into soil

The saplings will take root in a few weeks.

root about

search for something in a casual way

She rooted about in her bag for the keys.

root of all evil

primary cause of all negative things

Some say money is the root of all evil.

at the root of

prep.

points to the origin of a problem or situation

Poverty is often at the root of social issues.

get to the root of

adv.

in a way that uncovers the basic cause

The detective worked well to get to the root of the mystery.

root around

search through things in a disorganized way

She rooted around in her bag for the keys.

root on

cheer for someone or something

We root on the runners in the marathon.

root out

remove or eliminate completely

The government aims to root out corruption.

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French:racine échasse, ...
German:Stützwurzel, ...
Italian:radice aerea, ...
Spanish:raíz de soporte, ...
Portuguese:raiz de suporte, ...
Chinese:支柱根, ...
Japanese:支柱根, ...
Arabic:جَذَر دِعامي, ...
Hebrew:שֹׁרֶשׁ תְּמִיכָה, ...
Russian:опорный корень, ...
Ukrainian:опорний корінь, ...
Hindi:प्रोप रूट, ...
Bengali:প্রপ রুট, ...
Catalan:arrel de suport, ...
Czech:chůdovitý kořen, ...
Danish:støtterod, ...
Dutch:stutwortel, ...
Greek:ρίζα στήριξης, ...
Hungarian:támasztógyökér, ...
Khmer:ឫសទ្រទ្រង់, ...
Korean:지지근, ...
Persian:ریشه حمایتی, ...
Polish:korzeń podporowy, ...
Portuguese (BR):raiz de suporte, ...
Romanian:rădăcină de sprijin, ...
Swedish:stödrötter, ...
Thai:รากค้ำยัน, ...
Turkish:destek kökü, ...
Vietnamese:rễ chống, ...

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