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Terms for subject American usage, not spelling containing props | all forms
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give someone propsотдать должное (to give someone props is to pay respect, often reluctantly, with newfound appreciation, or with implicit acknowledgement that the respect is long overdue. It's a new noun of American origin, dating from the 1980s, and it was originally short for "proper respect" or "proper recognition". It's usually treated as plural: I've got to give props to Roger for the way he handled that situation Taras)
give someone propsвыразить своё уважение (Taras)
give someone propsотдать дань уважения (Taras)
give someone propsвыражать уважение (Taras)
prop upоказать поддержку (Foreign investors propped up the currency by purchasing more government bonds. Val_Ships)
prop upоказать содействие (The company would go bankrupt if the government didn't prop it up with special tax breaks. Val_Ships)
prop up somethingподдержать (что-либо; This new initiative is a desperate attempt to prop up the economy. Val_Ships)