sponsor in Swahili
sponsor in Swahili is mfadhili — sponsor means a person or organization that provides money to support an event, program, or activity, usually in return for publicity.
sponsor in Swahili
mfadhili
person or organization with religious, legal, or financial responsibility for another
What does "sponsor" mean?
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noun A person or organization that provides money to support an event, program, or activity, usually in return for publicity.
"A local bakery became the proud sponsor of the village fireworks display."
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noun A person who takes formal responsibility for guiding or vouching for another, such as in a recovery program or an immigration application.
"She needed a sponsor in her new country before her visa could be approved."
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verb To fund or formally support someone or something.
"A charity agreed to sponsor her studies for the whole year."
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sponsor in a sentence
- A local bakery became the proud sponsor of the village fireworks display.
- The marathon's main sponsor put its logo on every runner's bib.
- She needed a sponsor in her new country before her visa could be approved.
- Having a sponsor to call when things get hard helped him stay on track.
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What is "sponsor" in Swahili?
"sponsor" in Swahili is mfadhili. 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: "A local bakery became the proud sponsor of the village fireworks display." In Swahili, "sponsor" is mfadhili.
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