First, pronounce English: [/h? LP/]； United States: [/h? lp/]
Second, Chinese translators appeal for help and assistance; Contribute to; Stop and avoid; improve
Ask for help; Assistant, assistant; Something beneficial
Form present participle: help
Past tense: help
Past participle: helped
Fourth, the phrase with 1 Help
I can't help but have to.
Help yourself.
With the help of ...
Help sb to do sth.
6. There is no treatment.
Verb (abbreviation of verb) bilingual example 1. Can you help me with the housework?
Can you help me with my homework?
I can't help laughing at his jokes.
I couldn't help laughing at his jokes.
Please help yourself to some food.
Please help yourself to some food.
With the help of the dictionary, I finished the translation.
With the help of the dictionary, I finished the translation.
She helped me with my project.
She helped me with my project.
6. His condition is hopeless.
His condition is incurable.
Usage 1 "Help" as a verb mainly means "help, help", such as "can you help me?" Can you help me? )
2. "Help" can also mean "help, benefit", such as "exercise helps to reduce stress." Exercise helps to relieve stress. )
"Help" can also mean "stop, avoid", such as "I can't help laughing." I can't help laughing. ), often used with can't or can't.
"Help" can also mean "improvement", for example, "A good diet will help your illness." A good diet can improve your condition. )
As a noun, "help" means "help", such as "thank you for your help." Thank you for your help. ); She is a good helper in the kitchen. She is a good helper in the kitchen. ); It can also mean "something useful", such as "the map is a great help" (the map is very helpful to us. )
Discrimination of meaning These verbs all mean "help".
Aid is a formal word, which refers to helping others out of danger or overcome difficulties, focusing on the help of the strong to the weak in urgent need.
Assist emphasizes that when providing help, the recipient is the main, and the help given plays a secondary or subordinate role.
Help is the most common word with a wide meaning. Refers to general or urgently needed help, focusing on actively providing material, spiritual or other help to others.