Англо-русский Русско-английский экономический словарь - help
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1. сущ. 1) помощь 2) работающий по найму 3) (collect.) работники, служащие - clerical help Syn: aid, assistance, support, facilitation 2. гл. помогать Syn: aid, favour, facilitate, promote
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1) помощь 2) хелперный сигнал – to donate help – allospecific help – autospecific help – cognate help – hapten help – Ia-specific help – latent help – linked-recognition help ...Англо-русский Русско-английский биологический словарь
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1. помощь mutual help —- взаимопомощь with the help of smb. —- с чьей-л. помощью with the help of smth. —- при помощи чего-л. to call out for help —- звать на помощь to be of no help —- быть бесполезным to be of little help —- приносить мало пользы; мало помогать to lend effective help to smb. —- оказать кому-л. действенную помощь to come to smb.'s help —- прийти кому-л. на помощь can I be of any help (to you) —- могу ли я помочь (вам) чем-нибудь (быть (вам) полезным)? your advice was a great help to me —- ваш совет мне очень помог 2. помощник you were a great help to me —- вы мне очень помогли 3. преим. ам. работник (на ферме); слуга; прислуга, домашняя работница home help —- домработница lady help —- экономка mother's help —- бонна it's difficult to get help these days —- в наше время очень трудно найти помощника по хозяйству 4. собир. работники, служащие 5. средство, спасение the medicine was a help —- лекарство подействовало (помогло) there's no help for it —- тут ничего не поделаешь a situation for which there was no help —- положение, из которого не было выхода the poor woman was beyond (past) help —- бедной женщине уже ничто не могло помочь 6. разг. порция (для одного человека) 7. комп. подсказка, диалоговая документация 8. помогать, оказывать помощь to help down —- помочь сойти вниз to help in —- помочь войти to help up —- поддержать кого-л., помочь...Новый большой англо-русский словарь
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out а) помочь выйти One of the climbers has fallen into deep snow, and needs helping out as he cant move by himself. б) помочь в затруднении, выручить Can you help me out with my English homework. HELP 1. noun 1) помощь Can I be of any help to you? - Могу я Вам чем-л. помочь? 2) средство, спасение theres no help for it - этому нельзя помочь 3) помощник your advice was a great help - Ваш совет мне очень помог 4) = helping 2. 2) 5) служанка, прислуга - mothers help Syn: aid, assistance, relief, service, support Ant: exacerbation, harm, hindrance 2. v. 1) помогать; оказывать помощь, содействие it cant be helped coll. - ничего не поделаешь, ничего не попишешь cant help it - ничего не могу поделать 2) раздавать, угощать; передавать (за столом) help yourself - берите, пожалуйста (сами), не церемоньтесь may I help you to some meat? - позвольте вам предложить мяса 3) (с модальным глаголом can, could) избежать, удержаться she cant help thinking of it - она не может не думать об этом I could not help laughing - я не мог удержаться от смеха; я не мог не засмеяться dont be longer than you can help - не оставайтесь дольше, чем надо - help along - help down - help in - help into - help off - help on - help out - help over - help up HELP along помогать продвигаться, развиваться Some public support might help the movement along. Our plan would be helped forward by a promise of money from the board of directors. HELP down помочь сойти Help me down (the stairs) with this heavy case, will you? HELP in помочь войти Its...Англо-русский словарь
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вчт. подсказка; консультация; диалоговая документация HELP I сокр. от high-energy leadless package безвыводной корпус для мощных полупроводниковых приборов II сокр. от hybrid electronic light(-weight) packaging (unit) малогабаритная установка для монтажа гибридных микромодулей ...Большой Англо-русский Русско-английский политехнический словарь
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v. & n. --v.tr. 1 provide (a person etc.) with the means towards what is needed or sought (helped me with my work; helped me (to) pay my debts). 2 (foll. by up, down, etc.) assist or give support to (a person) in moving etc. as specified (helped her into the chair; helped him on with his coat). 3 (often absol.) be of use or service to (a person) (does that help?). 4 contribute to alleviating (a pain or difficulty). 5 prevent or remedy (it can't be helped). 6 (usu. with neg.) a tr. refrain from (can't help it; could not help laughing). b refl. refrain from acting (couldn't help himself). 7 tr. (often foll. by to) serve (a person with food) (shall I help you to greens?). --n. 1 the act of helping or being helped (we need your help; came to our help). 2 a person or thing that helps. 3 a domestic servant or employee, or several collectively. 4 a remedy or escape (there is no help for it). Phrases and idioms helping hand assistance. help oneself (often foll. by to) 1 serve oneself (with food). 2 take without seeking help or permission. help a person out give a person help, esp. in difficulty. so help me (or help me God) (as an invocation or oath) I am speaking the truth. Derivatives helper n. Etymology: OE helpan f. Gmc ...Толковый словарь английского языка Oxford English Reference
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I. verb Etymology: Middle English, from Old English ~an; akin to Old High German helfan to ~, and perhaps to Lithuanian selpti Date: before 12th century transitive verb 1. to give assistance or support to ~ a child with homework 2. a. to make more pleasant or bearable ; improve, relieve bright curtains will ~ the room took an aspirin to ~ her headache b. archaic rescue, save 3. a. to be of use to ; benefit b. to further the advancement of ; promote 4. a. to change for the better b. to refrain from ; avoid we couldn't ~ laughing c. to keep from occurring ; prevent they couldn't ~ the accident d. to restrain (oneself) from doing something knew they shouldn't go but couldn't ~ themselves 5. to serve with food or drink especially at a meal told the guests to ~ themselves 6. to appropriate something for (oneself) ~ed himself to the car keys intransitive verb 1. give assistance or support — often used with out ~s out with the housework 2. to be of use or benefit Synonyms: see improve II. noun Date: before 12th century 1. aid, assistance 2. a source of aid printed ~s to the memory — C. S. Braden 3. remedy, relief there was no ~ for it 4. a. one who serves or assists another (as in housework) ; ~er b. employee ~ wanted — often used collectively the hired ~ ...Merriam-Webster Collegiate Dictionary
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(helps, helping, helped) Frequency: The word is one of the 700 most common words in English. 1. If you help someone, you make it easier for them to do something, for example by doing part of the work for them or by giving them advice or money. He has helped to raise a lot of money... You can of course help by giving them a donation directly... If you’re not willing to help me, I’ll find somebody who will. VERB: V to-inf/inf, V, V n • Help is also a noun. Thanks very much for your help... Always ask the pharmacist for help... = assistance N-UNCOUNT 2. If you say that something helps, you mean that it makes something easier to do or get, or that it improves a situation to some extent. The right style of swimsuit can help to hide, minimise or emphasise what you want it to... Building more motorways and by-passes will help the environment by reducing pollution and traffic jams in towns and cities... Understanding these rare molecules will help chemists to find out what is achievable... I could cook your supper, though, if that would help. VERB: V to-inf/inf, V n, V n to-inf/inf, V 3. If you help someone go somewhere or move in some way, you give them support so that they can move more easily. Martin helped Tanya over the rail... She helped her sit up in bed so she could hold her baby. VERB: V n prep/adv, V n inf/to-inf 4. If you say that someone or something has been a help or has been some help, you mean that they have helped you to solve a problem. The books were not much help. N-SING: a N, also no det 5. Help is action taken to rescue a person who is in danger. You shout ‘help!’ when you are in danger in order to attract someone’s attention so that they can come and rescue you. He was screaming for help... ‘Help!’ I screamed, turning to run. N-UNCOUNT 6. In computing, help, or the help menu, is a file that gives you information and advice, for example about how to use a particular program. (COMPUTING) If you get stuck, click on Help. N-UNCOUNT 7. ...Collins COBUILD Advanced Learner's English Dictionary
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~1 v 1 »MAKE POSSIBLE OR EASIER« to make it possible or easier for someone to do something by doing part of their work or by giving them something they need (If there's anything I can do to help, just give me a call. | She devoted her life to helping the poor and sick. | help sb (to) do sth) (We all helped him fill out the application form. | Andy said he would help us to move the furniture. | help sb with sth) (Do you mind helping me with this a minute? | help (to) do sth) (Part of my job is to help organize conferences. | help sb into/out of/across etc (=help someone move to a particular place)) (He was so drunk we had to help him into the taxi. | help sb on/off with sth (=help someone put on or take off a piece of clothing)) (Here, let me help you on with your coat.) 2 »BE GOOD FOR« to make it easier for something to develop or be improved (The fall in oil prices should help economic development. | help sb (to) do sth) (All this arguing isn't going to help us win the election.) 3 »MAKE BETTER« to make a situation better, easier, or less painful (Crying won't help. | It helped a lot to know that someone understood how I felt. | help sth) (A couple of aspirin might help your headache.) 4 Help! spoken used to call people and ask them to help you when you are in danger 5 can't help it a) to not be responsible for something unpleasant or annoying (I can't help it if she's late, can I?) b) to be unable to stop doing something, or change the way that you behave (I always get angry with him, I just can't help it.) 6 can't/couldn't help doing sth to be unable to stop yourself from doing something (I can't help thinking that we've made a big mistake. | I couldn't help hearing what you just said.) 7 can't/couldn't help but do sth if you cannot help but do something, it is impossible for you not to do it (I couldn't help but notice the bruise she had under her eye.) 8 can't help yourself to be unable to stop yourself from doing something you should not do (Sue doesn't always mean to be so rude but...Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
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physiol. abbr. Healthy Eating Living Plan physiol. abbr. Homeostasis Eating For Life Plan environ. abbr. Hydrologic Evaluation Of Landfill Performance environ. abbr. Halewood Environmental Land Protection environ. abbr. Hydrology For Environment Life And People transport. abbr. Heavy Vehicle Electronic License Plate mil. abbr. Heat Escape Lessening Posture mil. abbr. Helicopter Emergency Lifesaving Program mil. abbr. Heat Escape Lessening Position mil. abbr. Howitzer Extended Life Program physics abbr. High Energy Laser Propagation univ. abbr. Higher Education For Learning Problems univ. abbr. Higher Education Learning Program univ. abbr. Higher Education Leadership Project geol. abbr. Hydrologic Evaluation Of Landfill Performance media abbr. Health Education Library Publications non-prof. org. abbr. Handicapped Equestrian Learning Program educ. abbr. Hauraki Early Language Programme educ. abbr. Health Education For Lay People educ. abbr. Help Entertain Learn Play educ. abbr. Help Educate Learning People educ. abbr. Human Early Learning Partnership educ. abbr. Health Enhancement Lifestyle Program educ. abbr. Home Education League Of Parents educ. abbr. Health Education Leadership Project educ. abbr. Highpowered Extra Learning Practice educ. abbr. Heaton Effective Listening Programme educ. abbr. Higher Education Learning Programme educ. abbr. Health Education Library For People educ. abbr. Health Education And Leadership Program educ. abbr. Help Early Leavers Programme educ. abbr. Health Education And Literacy Program educ. abbr. Heartland English Language Project religion abbr. Healing Earth Loving People religion abbr. House Emergency Love And Peace religion abbr. Help Evangelize Lost People religion abbr. Haitian Episcopal Learning Programs religion abbr. Health Education Love And Purpose religion abbr. Health Education For Longevity And Peace religion abbr. Healing Energizing Loving Power religion abbr. Heavenly Entrepreneur Leverage Planning law abbr. Health Environment Law For People law abbr. ...English abbreviation dictionary
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- O.E. helpan (class III strong verb; past tense healp, pp. holpen), from P.Gmc. *khelpanan, from PIE base *kelb-/*kelp- "to help." Sense of "serving at table" (helping) is translated from Fr. servir "to help, stead, avail." Use of help as euphemism for "servant" is Amer.Eng., 1645, tied up in notions of class and race. "A domestic servant of American birth, and without negro blood in his or her veins ... is not a servant, but a 'help.' 'Help wanted,' is the common heading of advertisements in the North, when servants are required." [Chas. Mackay, "Life and Liberty in America," 1859]. Helpmate (1715) is a ghost word, from helpmeet (1673), Biblical translation of L. adjutorium simile sibi (Gen. ii 18) as "an help meet (i.e. fit) for him." ...Английский Этимологический словарь
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