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

to help and guide someone in their studies or behavior; to tutor

a staff member who provides guidance to students on academic, personal, or psychological matters; school counselor

(idiom) to complement each other and bring out the best in one another; to work together to achieve a result

subsidiary or auxiliary materials required for the production or manufacture of a product

to assist or aid, typically referring to a subordinate or minister helping a ruler in governing

The capital city of Ukraine, located on the Dnieper River; also known as Kiev

An extracurricular class or preparatory course designed to provide extra instruction, help with schoolwork, or training in specific skills

Auxiliary food items such as side dishes or non-grain food consumed alongside a staple food

a non-protein compound that is necessary for the functioning of an enzyme

A speech sound produced by obstructing the flow of air from the lungs; also called [[子音|子音|zi3 yin1]].

[abbreviation] fractional currency; coins or notes with a smaller value than the standard unit of currency

an auxiliary worker or helper, especially one who assists more skilled personnel in a mining or industrial context

to be supplemented by; to be accompanied by; with

to take a secondary subject as a minor at a university besides one's major

literary; to assist a ruler in governing a country

Two or more consonants that occur together within the same syllable; modern Mandarin Chinese does not contain these

educational assistance or guidance

(literary) to assist and protect; to serve as an aide to someone in a high position

to go hand in hand; to complement each other and work together

equipment designed to help people with disabilities or the elderly perform daily tasks, such as walking frames or hearing aids

as close as the jawbone and the cheek; used to describe a relationship where two parties are closely related and mutually dependent

To assist or support from both sides; to provide help from multiple directions.

to complement each other to complete something; to work together effectively to achieve a goal

One-on-one session between a teacher or counselor and a single student, which can include tutoring or counseling.

A sound that is produced with less friction than a typical consonant but with a more closed mouth than a vowel; also known as a [[半元音|半元音|ban4 yuan2 yin1]]

(literary) A high official or prime minister in ancient China; literally refers to those whose positions are among the highest levels of the central government.

East Slavic state that reached its peak in the early to mid-11th century

(literary) high-ranking government official who assists the ruler; premier

A juvenile reformatory or correctional school for minors; it provides psychological counseling and vocational training to help young offenders reintegrate into society.

Services provided by professionals to help people find jobs, including job training, placement assistance, and career counseling.

a consonant sound produced with vibration of the vocal cords

A consonant produced without vibrating the vocal cords.

the use of computer software to aid in engineering analysis tasks (CAE)

A method of instruction using computer programs to facilitate self-study or training; often abbreviated as CAI.

The use of computer software to assist in the creation, modification, or analysis of engineering designs; often called CAD.

computer-aided design and drawing

The area surrounding the national capital; used in literary or historical contexts.

educational method where computers are used to provide instruction and facilitate learning; also known as CAI

Computer-aided design

Fu Jen Catholic University; founded in Beijing in 1925 and later re-established in Taiwan, it is a private Catholic university now located in New Taipei City

(legal) A person who assists a defendant or self-prosecutor in court by presenting opinions or clarifying statements to compensate for the party's own lack of litigation experience; often a relative or someone with a specific relationship to the party.

emergency medical services provided by paramedics

computer hardware used to store data and programs outside the main memory, such as a hard drive or solid state drive

a dog trained to perform tasks for people with disabilities, often used as a general term for service dogs

police unit or personnel who assist regular law enforcement officers in their duties

Secondary data storage devices used to supplement a computer's main memory, such as hard drives, optical discs, or flash drives.

A language used for communication between people who do not share a common native tongue

supplementary keypad; a secondary set of keys on a computer keyboard used for numeric entry or special functions