support bubble UK
səˈpɔːrt ˈbʌbəl
Definition

Definition of support bubble - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
social groupUKsmall group providing mutual support during isolationUK
  • During lockdown, they formed a support bubble with their neighbors.
social circle support group
2.
pandemicUKgroup of people who can have close contact during COVID-19UK
  • They formed a support bubble to help each other during the lockdown.
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Expressions with support

on life supportadv.
in a way that barely keeps existing or working
The company is operating on life support after the crisis.
drum up supportv.
gather support or interest through effort
The politician traveled across the country to drum up support for his campaign.
pillar of supportn.
thing that provides strong support
The community center is a pillar of support for local residents.
groundswell of supportn.
rapid increase in public approval
The candidate experienced a groundswell of support after the debate.
tsunami of supportn.
overwhelming amount of help or approval
The candidate received a tsunami of support from the community.
no visible means of supportn.
lack of apparent income or financial resources
He was arrested for having no visible means of support.

Expressions with bubble

bubble burstsexp.
cause a soap or air bubble to break and disappear
The child laughed as the bubble bursts in the sunlight.
bubble overv.
liquid overflows due to boiling or agitation
The soup bubbled over on the stove.
bubble upv.
move upward in bubbles or a bubbling manner
The soup began to bubble up on the stove.
bubble boyn.
person overly protected from real-life experiences
He grew up as a bubble boy, unaware of the world.
bubble to the surfacev.
rise to the top of a liquid
The air bubbles to the surface of the water.
bubble with excitementv.
show great enthusiasm or joy
She bubbled with excitement when she heard the news.
the bubble burstexp.
a situation or expectation suddenly fails
Their happiness ended when the bubble burst.
bubble withv.
show strong emotion or quality in a lively way
He bubbled with enthusiasm during the meeting.
burst someone's bubblev.
make someone realize their belief is not true
I hate to burst your bubble, but that's not possible.
burst the bubblev.
end someone's happiness or optimism
The news of the defeat burst the bubble of the excited fans.

Terms related to support bubble

💡 Terms in the same lexical field: analogies, antonyms, common collocates, words with same roots, hypernyms…
bubblingsupportersupportiveallianceassociationcirclecohortcommunitycompanionshipfellowshipnetworkcluster

Examples of support bubble in a sentence

  • A support bubble can help alleviate loneliness.
  • Our support bubble includes my grandparents.
  • A support bubble can help reduce isolation.

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  1. French:bulle de soutien, ...
  2. German:Unterstützungsgruppe, Hilfsgruppe, ...
  3. Italian:cerchia di supporto, bolla di supporto, ...
  4. Spanish:burbuja de apoyo, ...
  5. Portuguese:bolha de apoio, ...
  6. Chinese:支持小组, ...
  7. Japanese:サポートバブル, 支援バブル, ...
  8. Arabic:مَجْمُوعَة دَعْم, فُقّاعَة الدَّعْم, ...
  9. Hebrew:בּוּעַת תְּמִיכָה, בּוּעַת תְּמִיכָה, ...
  10. Russian:группа поддержки, ...
  11. Ukrainian:група підтримки, ...
  12. Hindi:सहायता समूह, ...
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