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In English: barrack for, a fan of, back up

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As a Noun: 1. A person who shouts out to show they like someone, especially a sports team, and wants them to do well or win. English = barracker, supporter, fan. 2. Something that prevents people or things from being harmed or damaged. English = protection, defence. As a Verb or Adjective: 1. To shout out to show you like someone, especially a sports team, and want them to do well or win. English = barrack for, support, (be) a fan of. 2. To agree with someone's ideas or aims and to want them to succeed, and perhaps to help them. English = support, back up. 3. To treat someone better or more kindly than you treat other people. English = favour. 4. To prevent someone or something from being harmed or damaged. English = protect, defend.