help

UK
/hɛlp/
US
/hɛlp/

Translations

helpverb
helped
Past Simple
helped
Past Participle
helping
Gerund
UK
/hɛlp/
US
/hɛlp/
She offered to help him with his homework.
Elle a առաջարկé de l'aider pour ses devoirs.
Additional translations
servirDans le sens de servir à table ou de proposer à boire ou à manger.
empêcherDans l'expression figée « ne pas pouvoir s'empêcher de ».
soulagerQuand il s'agit d'améliorer une situation, une douleur ou un état.
helpnoun
helps
pl
aideSens général : assistance, soutien ; peut désigner aussi une personne ou une ressource qui aide.
She asked for help with her homework.
Elle a demandé de l'aide pour ses devoirs.
Additional translations
secoursEmploi plus marqué pour une aide urgente ou un appel au secours.
helpinterjection
secoursDans l'exclamation d'urgence « Au secours ! ».
"Help!" she cried when she saw smoke coming from the kitchen.
"Au secours !" cria-t-elle quand elle vit de la fumée sortir de la cuisine.
Synonyms
Save me!
Save us!
helpadjective
UK
/hɛlp/
US
/hɛlp/
Used attributively before another noun (e.g., "help menu", "help button").
Additional translations
aideEmploi attributif, notamment dans des composés et groupes nominaux comme « help guide ».

Definitions

helpverb
To give assistance or support to someone in order to make a task easier or more manageable.
She offered to help him with his homework.
To improve a situation or make it more bearable.
The medication helped reduce the pain.
To serve or provide someone with food or drink.
Can I help you to some more dessert?
To prevent or avoid something from happening.
I can't help laughing at his jokes.
To be of benefit or use (often without a direct object).
Every little bit helps when you are saving money.
helpnoun
The action or process of assisting someone by providing aid or support.
She asked for help with her homework.
A person or group that provides assistance.
The new employee was a great help in organizing the files.
A resource or tool that aids in accomplishing a task.
The instruction manual was a big help in setting up the new device.
A cry or expression requesting immediate assistance.
We heard a desperate help coming from the woods.
helpinterjection
Used to call for immediate assistance or to express urgent distress.
"Help!" she cried when she saw smoke coming from the kitchen.
helpadjective
Providing or intended to provide assistance or support; used before another noun.
The software includes a help guide for new users.