assist

assist
1. transitive verb
(help) helfen (+ Dat.); voranbringen [Vorgang, Prozess]

assist somebody to do or in doing something — jemandem helfen, etwas zu tun

assist somebody with something — jemandem bei etwas helfen

2. intransitive verb
1) (help) helfen

assist with something/in doing something — bei etwas helfen/helfen, etwas zu tun

2) (take part) mitarbeiten (in an + Dat.)
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[ə'sist]
verb
(to help: The junior doctor assisted the surgeon at the operation.) helfen
- academic.ru/4016/assistance">assistance
- assistant
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as·sist
[əˈsɪst]
I. vt
to \assist sb jdm helfen (with bei +dat)
to \assist the police in [or with] their inquiries die Polizei bei ihren Nachforschungen unterstützen
to \assist sth process etw vorantreiben
II. vi helfen (with bei +dat)
to \assist in an operation bei einer Operation assistieren
III. n SPORT Vorlage f
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[ə'sɪst]
1. vt
helfen (+dat); (= act as an assistant to) assistieren (+dat); growth, progress, development fördern, begünstigen

to assist sb with sth — jdm bei etw helfen or behilflich sein

to assist sb in doing or to do sth —

... who was assisting the surgeon — ..., der dem Chirurgen assistierte

in a wind assisted time of 10.01 seconds — mit Rückenwind in einer Zeit von 10,01 Sekunden

a man is assisting the police (with their inquiries) (euph) — ein Mann wird von der Polizei vernommen

2. vi
1) (= help) helfen

to assist with sth — bei etw helfen

to assist in doing sth — helfen, etw zu tun

2) (= be present) (doctor) assistieren (at bei); (in church) ministrieren
3. n (SPORT)
Vorlage f
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assist [əˈsıst]
A v/t
1. helfen (dat), jemandem beistehen, jemanden unterstützen (alle:
with bei):
assist sb in doing sth jemandem (dabei) helfen, etwas zu tun;
assisted by … (Eishockey) auf Vorlage von …;
assisted person JUR Br Partei, der Prozesskostenhilfe oder kostenlose Rechtsberatung zugebilligt ist; police A 2
2. fördern, (auch finanziell) unterstützen:
assisted take-off FLUG Abflug m mit Starthilfe
B v/i
1. a) helfen (with bei):
assist in doing sth (dabei) helfen oder mithelfen, etwas zu tun;
the manager will be pleased to assist der Geschäftsführer wird Ihnen gerne behilflich sein
b) mitarbeiten (in an dat)
2. (at) beiwohnen (dat), zugegen sein (bei), teilnehmen (an dat)
C s
1. US assistance
2. Eishockey: Assist m (Vorlage, die zu einem Torerfolg führt)
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1. transitive verb
(help) helfen (+ Dat.); voranbringen [Vorgang, Prozess]

assist somebody to do or in doing something — jemandem helfen, etwas zu tun

assist somebody with something — jemandem bei etwas helfen

2. intransitive verb
1) (help) helfen

assist with something/in doing something — bei etwas helfen/helfen, etwas zu tun

2) (take part) mitarbeiten (in an + Dat.)
* * *
v.
assistieren v.
fördern v.
helfen v.
(§ p.,pp.: half, geholfen)

English-german dictionary. 2013.

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