endorse

respaldar, apoyar

Declarar públicamente u oficialmente que se apoya a una persona, un plan o una idea.

En inglés sencillo: To say publicly or officially that you support a person, plan, or idea.

• The mayor endorsed the plan.
• Several famous athletes endorse this brand.
• Will the committee endorse her application?

Sinónimos: support, approve, back

Antónimos: oppose, reject

Expresiones frecuentes: endorse a candidate, endorse a proposal, endorse a product

endosar

Firmar el reverso de un cheque para que se pueda cobrar o transferir a otra persona.

En inglés sencillo: To sign the back of a cheque so it can be paid or passed to someone else.

• Please endorse the cheque.
• She endorsed the check before depositing it.
• Have you endorsed the back of this cheque?

Sinónimos: sign

Expresiones frecuentes: endorse a cheque, endorse a check

anotar

Añadir una nota oficial a un documento, especialmente para registrar una infracción de tráfico.

En inglés sencillo: To add an official note to a document, especially a record of a driving offence.

• The court endorsed her licence.
• His driving record was endorsed with penalty points.
• The official endorsed the document with a notice of the decision.

Cómo se usa: endorse something with something (The court endorsed his licence with six penalty points.)

Sinónimos: annotate

Expresiones frecuentes: endorse a licence, endorse a document