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sponsor in Czech

sponsor in Czech is sponzor, sponzorka, sponzorovat — sponsor means a person or organization that provides money to support an event, program, or activity, usually in return for publicity.

sponsor in Czech

sponzor
noun
sponzorka
noun
sponzorovat
verb
(transitive) To be a sponsor for.

What does "sponsor" mean?

  1. noun A person or organization that provides money to support an event, program, or activity, usually in return for publicity.
    "The marathon's main sponsor put its logo on every runner's bib."
  2. noun A person who takes formal responsibility for guiding or vouching for another, such as in a recovery program or an immigration application.
    "His sponsor calls him every morning to check how he's doing."
  3. verb To fund or formally support someone or something.
    "A local business agreed to sponsor the youth football team."
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sponsor in a sentence

  • The marathon's main sponsor put its logo on every runner's bib.
  • The team found a new sponsor after losing their old one.
  • His sponsor calls him every morning to check how he's doing.
  • A local business agreed to sponsor the youth football team.

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What is "sponsor" in Czech?

"sponsor" in Czech is sponzor, sponzorka, sponzorovat. sponsor means: A person or organization that provides money to support an event, program, or activity, usually in return for publicity.

How do you use "sponsor" in a sentence?

Example: "The marathon's main sponsor put its logo on every runner's bib." In Czech, "sponsor" is sponzor, sponzorka, sponzorovat.

Are there other ways to say "sponsor" in Czech?

Yes — Czech has 3 translations listed for "sponsor": sponzor, sponzorka, sponzorovat.

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