Root for
/ruːt fɔː/B1
PreIntermediate
1. To support or encourage a person, team, or organization, often in the context of a competition or challenging situation.
- I'm going to root for the local team at the baseball game tonight.
- No matter what happens, I'll always root for you and your dreams.
- They were rooting for their favorite contestant during the talent show.
- She was rooting for her brother to succeed in his job interview.
- Are you rooting for anyone in the election this year?
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