Definition of help out - Reverso English Dictionary
Phrasal verb
1.
- He helped out his friend who was in debt..
2.
- They helped out by splitting the expenses.
Terms with help out included in their meaning
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communication
call out loudly for help or attention
assistance
help him out of a difficult situation
help out
start working or contributing, especially in a group effort
communication
call out loudly for help or attention
help out
do a service or favor for
helping
reach out your hand to help someone physically
safety
devices installed in buildings to help control or put out fires
operations
practical short-term help that aids carrying out a planned action
Examples of help out in a sentence
They helped out their neighbors after the storm. She helped out by covering the cost of dinner. We all helped out to make the event successful.
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- French:aider, contribuer, ...
- German:helfen, aushelfen, ...
- Italian:dare una mano, contribuire, ...
- Spanish:echar una mano, ayudar, ...
- Portuguese:ajudar, colaborar, ...
- Chinese:帮助, 分担, ...
- Japanese:助ける, 助け合う, ...
- Arabic:سَاعَد, شارَكَ, ...
- Hebrew:לַעֲזוֹר, ...
- Russian:выручить, помогать, ...
- Ukrainian:допомагати, допомогти, ...
- Hindi:मदद करना, ...
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