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/eɪd/
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/eɪd/
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aid
noun
aids
pl
UK
/eɪd/
US
/eɪd/
помощь
The organization provides aid to those in need.
Организация предоставляет помощь нуждающимся.
средство
A hearing aid can help improve hearing.
Слуховое средство может помочь улучшить слух.
поддержка
The project received financial aid from the government.
Проект получил финансовую поддержку от правительства.
Additional translations
пособие
субсидия
подмога
спасение
Synonyms
assistance
help
support
backing
guidance
relief
benefit
service
advantage
aid
verb
aided
Past Simple
aided
Past Participle
aiding
Gerund
UK
/eɪd/
US
/eɪd/
помогать
The organization aims to aid those in need.
Организация стремится помогать нуждающимся.
содействовать
The new policy will aid in reducing pollution.
Новая политика будет содействовать снижению загрязнения.
оказывать помощь
Volunteers aid in disaster relief efforts.
Волонтеры оказывают помощь в ликвидации последствий стихийных бедствий.
Synonyms
assist
help
support
facilitate
back
boost
enable
foster
promote
Antonyms
hinder
obstruct
impede
aid
adjective
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/eɪd/
US
/eɪd/
Used attributively before another noun (non-gradable).
Definitions
aid
noun
Assistance, such as money or supplies, given to those in need.
The government provided aid to the victims of the natural disaster.
A device, tool, or piece of equipment that provides assistance or support.
She relies on a hearing aid to improve her hearing.
aid
verb
To provide assistance or support to someone or something.
The volunteers worked tirelessly to aid the victims of the natural disaster.
To promote or encourage the progress or development of something.
The new policy is designed to aid economic growth in the region.
aid
adjective
Relating to or involved in the provision of assistance, especially humanitarian assistance (used before a noun).
Aid workers distributed food throughout the refugee camp.
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