Definition of support group in English:

support group

noun

A group of people with common experiences or concerns who provide each other with encouragement, comfort, and advice.
locally based cancer support groups
a support group for gay teenagers
Example sentencesExamples
- The creators of the numerous Web sites have formed a support group of sorts.
- Some of the participants attended a social support group, but others did not.
- First of all, I would advise you to seek help, whether from a support group or a psychologist.
- I think they have a wonderful support group and a very strong family, but there's no closure.
- I have joined a Christian support group and enjoy being in a place where I can be real and accepted.
- There was a woman in our support group who had a doctor who didn't require a liquid diet pre-op.
- Consider joining a support group with other survivors who are going through the same emotions you are.
- Tickets go on sale next week and are available from members of the support group.
- Minus One is a social support group for separated, widowed or divorced people.
- For a few months I attended a support group for people who considered themselves social phobic.
- It also offers a support group whose members encourage each other through cyberspace.
- This support group provides social contact for head-injured people and their families.
- I think he has a strong enough support group of people around him that he'll be all right.
- He might start investigating the availability of a support group or a counselor.
- The support group was like a social club for her, where she had a hostage audience.
- Joyce believes that the most important thing she learned in support group was the power of forgiveness.
- He had been very pleased I was so involved with the support group even though he only ever attended one meeting.
- They will also need psychological counseling, and a strong support group of friends and family.

Definition of support group in US English:

support group

noun

A group of people with common experiences or concerns who provide each other with encouragement, comfort, and advice.
a support group for gay teens
Example sentencesExamples
- They will also need psychological counseling, and a strong support group of friends and family.
- There was a woman in our support group who had a doctor who didn't require a liquid diet pre-op.
- First of all, I would advise you to seek help, whether from a support group or a psychologist.
- Minus One is a social support group for separated, widowed or divorced people.
- Consider joining a support group with other survivors who are going through the same emotions you are.
- Tickets go on sale next week and are available from members of the support group.
- He had been very pleased I was so involved with the support group even though he only ever attended one meeting.
- For a few months I attended a support group for people who considered themselves social phobic.
- I think they have a wonderful support group and a very strong family, but there's no closure.
- He might start investigating the availability of a support group or a counselor.
- I have joined a Christian support group and enjoy being in a place where I can be real and accepted.
- Some of the participants attended a social support group, but others did not.
- Joyce believes that the most important thing she learned in support group was the power of forgiveness.
- The support group was like a social club for her, where she had a hostage audience.
- I think he has a strong enough support group of people around him that he'll be all right.
- This support group provides social contact for head-injured people and their families.
- It also offers a support group whose members encourage each other through cyberspace.
- The creators of the numerous Web sites have formed a support group of sorts.

单词	support group
释义	Definition of support group in English: support group noun A group of people with common experiences or concerns who provide each other with encouragement, comfort, and advice. locally based cancer support groups a support group for gay teenagers Example sentencesExamples The creators of the numerous Web sites have formed a support group of sorts. Some of the participants attended a social support group, but others did not. First of all, I would advise you to seek help, whether from a support group or a psychologist. I think they have a wonderful support group and a very strong family, but there's no closure. I have joined a Christian support group and enjoy being in a place where I can be real and accepted. There was a woman in our support group who had a doctor who didn't require a liquid diet pre-op. Consider joining a support group with other survivors who are going through the same emotions you are. Tickets go on sale next week and are available from members of the support group. Minus One is a social support group for separated, widowed or divorced people. For a few months I attended a support group for people who considered themselves social phobic. It also offers a support group whose members encourage each other through cyberspace. This support group provides social contact for head-injured people and their families. I think he has a strong enough support group of people around him that he'll be all right. He might start investigating the availability of a support group or a counselor. The support group was like a social club for her, where she had a hostage audience. Joyce believes that the most important thing she learned in support group was the power of forgiveness. He had been very pleased I was so involved with the support group even though he only ever attended one meeting. They will also need psychological counseling, and a strong support group of friends and family. Definition of support group in US English: support group noun A group of people with common experiences or concerns who provide each other with encouragement, comfort, and advice. a support group for gay teens Example sentencesExamples They will also need psychological counseling, and a strong support group of friends and family. There was a woman in our support group who had a doctor who didn't require a liquid diet pre-op. First of all, I would advise you to seek help, whether from a support group or a psychologist. Minus One is a social support group for separated, widowed or divorced people. Consider joining a support group with other survivors who are going through the same emotions you are. Tickets go on sale next week and are available from members of the support group. He had been very pleased I was so involved with the support group even though he only ever attended one meeting. For a few months I attended a support group for people who considered themselves social phobic. I think they have a wonderful support group and a very strong family, but there's no closure. He might start investigating the availability of a support group or a counselor. I have joined a Christian support group and enjoy being in a place where I can be real and accepted. Some of the participants attended a social support group, but others did not. Joyce believes that the most important thing she learned in support group was the power of forgiveness. The support group was like a social club for her, where she had a hostage audience. I think he has a strong enough support group of people around him that he'll be all right. This support group provides social contact for head-injured people and their families. It also offers a support group whose members encourage each other through cyberspace. The creators of the numerous Web sites have formed a support group of sorts.
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