Rechercher
to aid
01
aider
to help or support others in doing something
Transitive: to aid sb | to aid sb in sth
Example
The medical team aids patients in their recovery.
Teachers often aid students in understanding complex topics.
She aided her friend in preparing for the upcoming exam.
02
aider, favoriser
to help something grow or succeed by giving support or encouragement
Transitive: to aid promotion or growth of something
Example
The new policy aims to aid the growth of small businesses.
His speech helped to aid the success of the fundraising event.
The campaign was designed to aid awareness of environmental issues.
Aid
01
aide, assistance
the activity of contributing to the fulfillment of a need or furtherance of an effort or purpose
Example
The instructional video served as a helpful aid during the setup process.
Her experience as a nurse was a critical aid in managing the emergency situation.
The map was a useful aid in navigating through the unfamiliar city.
03
aide, assistance
food or financial help sent to support a person or country
Example
The school received aid to fund new educational materials and resources for students.
Farmers received aid in the form of seeds and equipment to recover from the drought.
The charity organized a fundraiser to gather aid for victims of the natural disaster.
04
soin, aide
the work of providing treatment for or attending to someone or something
Exemple
The medical team aids patients in their recovery.
Teachers often aid students in understanding complex topics.
She aided her friend in preparing for the upcoming exam.
The organization aids communities affected by natural disasters.
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