to provide assistance; to aid

assistant

assistant; helper

to help; to support; to aid; aid; assistance

to subsidize; to provide financial aid; subsidy

to support; to assist; to sponsor

helpless; helplessness; feeling useless; no help

to request help; to appeal (for help)

to contribute to; to promote

to help; to assist

to assist; to aid; supplementary; auxiliary

to help sb in trouble; aid; assistance

to draw support from; with the help of

buffet; self-service meal

self-service

sponsor

helpful; beneficial; to help; conducive to

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to help each other

to subsidize; subsidy; allowance

to help one another; to come to sb's aid

to donate; to offer (aid); contribution; donation

teaching assistant

hearing aid

unable to help however much one would like to (idiom); Although we sympathize, there is no way to help you.; My hands are tied.

to help others

to add to the fun; to liven things up

to help a mother give birth

to help farmers (promote or sell their produce); to support the agricultural sector (through an economic policy etc)

additive; reagent

to help; to aid; assistance

to cheer for; to encourage; to boost the morale of

to support a student's education (often financially)

to support (in battle)

(aerospace) to boost; to provide propulsion assistance; (behavioral economics) to nudge; to give a gentle push toward a desired behavior

(military) to mount a secondary attack; (fig.) to assist in tackling a problem; (sports) to participate in a play in which a teammate scores (i.e. perform an assist)

to help people with disabilities

benefit; help

to promote sleep

(linguistics) auxiliary word; function word; particle

to run up (pole vault, javelin, bowling etc); approach; run-up; (aviation) takeoff run

to assist in a candidate's election campaign (Tw)

to encourage; to foster; to foment

to cheer; to root for

help; assistant

receiving much help (from outside); well supported

(esp. of an unjust cause) to receive little support

to assist

to bolster; to give a boost to (the economy etc)