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3 years ago

I dont really understand it HELP :/

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Butoxors [25]3 years ago

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help

/hɛlp/

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verb

make it easier or possible for (someone) to do something by offering one's services or resources.

"they helped her with domestic chores"

Similar:

assist

aid

help out

lend a hand to

lend a helping hand to

give assistance to

come to the aid of

succour

aid and abet

be of service to

be of use to

be useful to

do someone a favour

do someone a service

do someone a good turn

bail/bale someone out

come to someone's rescue

give someone a leg up

cooperate with

do one's bit for

rally round

pitch in

chip in

save someone's bacon

save someone's skin

muck in with

get stuck in with

Opposite:

hinder

serve someone with (food or drink).

"may I help you to some more meat?"

noun

the action of helping someone to do something.

"I asked for help from my neighbours"

Similar:

assistance

aid

a helping hand

support

succour

advice

guidance

solution

benefit

use

advantage

service

comfort

avail

cooperation

collaboration

backing

encouragement

a shot in the arm

Opposite:

hindrance

exclamation

used as an appeal for urgent assistance.

"Help! I'm drowning!"

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