To need (someone or something) for financial or other support
“Despite this, the least developed countries still depend on trade for more of their income than rich countries.”
To be controlled or determined by
“The things on which our lives depend are ones that we cannot understand or control.”
To (be able to) rely or trust on someone or something
“You can always depend on her to say or do the right thing regardless of the situation.”
To hang down or be sustained by being fastened or attached to something above
“The range of great gaslamps, that depend from the centre of each colonnade, give a brilliant light to the footpath and the shops.”
To change or vary based on a given variable
“More typical firms are likely to turn to bond market financing only if it becomes cheaper, something which will depend on market sentiment.”
To suppose that something is the case on the basis of probability
To droop downwards
To maintain or support oneself, especially at a minimal level
To hang or suspend in an elevated position
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