to help, assist, or provide aid

to help, support, or provide assistance to someone or something

assistant; aide; helper; someone who assists others in their work

to help or provide assistance; to aid

person who helps a main person in charge to handle affairs; often used as part of a formal job title

to provide relief, rescue, or assistance to those in trouble or distress

to be conducive to; to contribute to; to promote; to be helpful for someone or something

to provide financial aid; to fund or support with money

to have the aid of; to make use of the help of another person or thing

to support, assist, or sponsor, especially by providing financial or material aid

To assist from the sidelines; to aid or play an auxiliary role

To provide financial assistance or support, typically from an organization to an individual

To assist in an attack; (figuratively) to help tackle a problem or complete a task

to request help; to appeal for assistance

A style of service where customers serve themselves, often used in the context of restaurants or facilities.

To provide financial aid to students or fund educational programs; to help students finish their studies through scholarships or loans. loans, or donations.

to offer financial assistance; to contribute money or goods to help others

to help each other; to provide mutual aid or assistance

feeling helpless or having no one to turn to for help; helplessness

to help one another; to cooperate or assist each other in a mutual way

to cheer for; to boost the morale of; to build up someone's momentum or prestige

buffet meal; cafeteria-style meal where various dishes are laid out for guests to serve themselves

to help or promote growth, particularly in a literal sense as in the idiom [[拔苗助长|拔苗助長|ba2 miao2 zhu4 zhang3]]

to provide assistance; to give a helping hand

a person or organization that provides financial support for an activity, person, or event

Small organization where members work together to help each other in production, work, or study

to cheer for or root for someone; to help boost morale or increase the momentum of a group

to help, assist, or support those in need

by means of; with the help of; on the strength of; to get help from

stipend, grant-in-aid, or financial aid provided to help students with tuition or living expenses

(idiom) to push the waves and add to the billows, meaning to encourage something to get bigger or to fan the flames of an existing situation; often used in a negative sense to describe making a bad situation worse

teaching assistant; the junior rank of instructor at a university or college, ranked below a lecturer

to increase the enjoyment of an event; to add to the fun; to help liven things up by creating a better atmosphere

to help other materials burn, specifically regarding chemical substances such as oxygen

A group or organization formed for the purpose of mutual assistance and support.

Mutual help and collaboration; working together and coordinating efforts

Money given as a subsidy or allowance to help cover costs or compensate for losses; also called [[补助金|補助金|bu3 zhu4 jin1]] or [[补助款|補助款|bu3 zhu4 kuan3]]

To give assistance to other people

(idiom) to take pleasure in helping people; to consider helping others as a source of personal happiness

Funds provided to help resolve difficulties, cover losses, or supplement budget shortfalls; subsidy; grant-in-aid

(bound form) additive or reagent; any auxiliary chemical agent used in industrial processes such as solvents, fillers, or plasticizers

to be helpful; to be beneficial or conducive to something

To assist a mother during labor or practice midwifery; to help a mother give birth.

to take pleasure in helping others; always ready to help

(idiom) unable to help despite wanting to; to sympathize but be powerless to assist; to have one's hands tied

hearing aid; a device used to help people with hearing loss hear sound more clearly by amplifying sound

To take a part-time job while studying, especially for college students to support themselves.

to perform a run-up or approach before a jump or throw in sports; to run to build momentum

A medical professional trained to assist in childbirth and provide care for mothers and newborns.