sponsored
ˈspɒnsəd
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Definition of sponsored - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
financial supportsupported financially by a sponsor
  • The sponsored event raised funds for the charity.
backed funded
2.
promotional eventorganized with sponsorship for promotional purposes
  • The sponsored concert featured several popular bands.
backed endorsed
3.
charity eventinvolving sponsorship for charity fundraising
  • She completed a sponsored walk for cancer research.
backed funded supported
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supported or organized by a government or state authority
The documentary exposed state-sponsored surveillance activities.
online advertisement link that a company pays to display on websites
The first search result was a sponsored link for a travel agency.

Origin of sponsored

Latin, sponsus (pledged)

Terms with sponsored included in their meaning

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employment
employer-sponsored program for retirement funds
sponsorship
sponsored message to influence buying decisions
savings program
employer-sponsored program for post-retirement income
support
supported or sponsored by a patron
marketing
available capacity in channels where advertisements or sponsored content can appear
housing finance
government-sponsored enterprise that expands affordable housing by providing liquidity to mortgage lenders
finance
US government-sponsored enterprise for mortgage loans
christianity
child sponsored at baptism and guided in Christian faith

Examples of sponsored in a sentence

  • Sponsored posts are common on social media.
  • The sponsored marathon attracted thousands of participants.
  • A sponsored exhibition was held at the art gallery.
  • The school organized a sponsored swim to raise funds.
  • They participated in a sponsored run for the local shelter.

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  1. French:sponsorisé, ...
  2. German:gesponsert, ...
  3. Italian:sponsorizzato, patrocinato, ...
  4. Spanish:patrocinado, promocionado, ...
  5. Portuguese:patrocinado, ...
  6. Chinese:赞助的, 有赞助的, ...
  7. Japanese:スポンサー付きの, 協賛の, ...
  8. Arabic:مُمَوَّل, مُمْوَّل, ...
  9. Hebrew:מְמֻמָּן, מְמֻמָּן, ...
  10. Russian:спонсируемый, рекламный, ...
  11. Ukrainian:спонсорований, рекламний, ...
  12. Hindi:प्रायोजित, प्रायोजन-समर्थित, ...
sponsor
ˈspɑnsər

Definition of sponsor - Reverso English Dictionary

Verb

tr.
1.
fundingprovide funds for a project or activity
  • The company agreed to sponsor the annual arts festival..
bankroll finance underwrite
2.
businesspay for advertising in a media program
  • The brand sponsored the popular TV show.
back bankroll underwrite
3.
patronofficially support or organize a proposal, initiative, or negotiation
  • The company will sponsor the peace talks next month.
advocate champion introduce

Noun

1.
financial supportperson or organization funding an event or activity
  • The company was the main sponsor of the marathon.
backer patron
2.
responsibilityperson responsible for another's religious or legal obligations
  • He was chosen as the sponsor for the baptism.
benefactor patron
3.
legislativeTECH.USlegislator supporting a bill or motionTECH.US
  • The senator was the sponsor of the new bill.
advocate proponent
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Expressions with sponsor

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company that gives money or help to support activities for publicity
The festival found a corporate sponsor to cover the stage costs.

Origin of sponsor

Latin, sponsor (guarantor)

Examples of sponsor in a sentence

  • The event was sponsored by several major brands.
  • They decided to sponsor the new radio segment.
  • The company will sponsor the upcoming sports event.
  • They will sponsor the new scholarship program.
  • The foundation sponsored the experimental exhibit.
  • The festival relied on a local sponsor for funding.

View all translations of sponsor

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  1. French:sponsoriser, sponsor, ...
  2. German:sponsern, Sponsor, ...
  3. Italian:finanziare, sponsor, ...
  4. Spanish:financiar, patrocinador, ...
  5. Portuguese:financiar, patrocinador, ...
  6. Chinese:赞助, 赞助商, ...
  7. Japanese:スポンサーする, スポンサー, ...
  8. Arabic:رَعَى, رَاعٍ, ...
  9. Hebrew:לְמַמֵּן, נוֹתֵן חֲסוּת, ...
  10. Russian:спонсировать, спонсор, ...
  11. Ukrainian:спонсорувати, спонсор, ...
  12. Hindi:प्रायोजित करना, प्रायोजक, ...

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