aushelfen
help out
help someone with a task
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aushelfen with Russian translation
aushelfen usage examples
Можешь помочь мне с переноской коробок?
Kannst du mir beim Tragen der Kisten aushelfen?
Она сегодня помогает на кухне.
Sie hilft heute in der Küche aus.
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aushelfen synonyms
What's the difference between aushelfen / beistehen / unterstützen / mit anpacken / helfen / retten
To support someone, especially in a difficult situation; it sounds a bit more serious and personal than plain help.
To support, assist in a task, project, or initiative; more general and a bit more formal than "help out".
To pitch in and actively work with your hands; lively and practical, often for physical or joint work.
The general word for "to help"; the most direct and broad option without a special nuance.
To save someone from danger or a critical situation; stronger and more dramatic than ordinary help.
To promote or support the development of something; more often used for projects, talents, or education than for one-time help.
To help someone in a practical way; somewhat literary or old-fashioned, often polite in tone.
To provide help; a more formal and bureaucratic expression, often used in documents, announcements, and official contexts.
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How to pronounce aushelfen and what this word means
aushelfen means help out. This page includes translation, pronunciation, transcription, audio, usage examples and related words.
how to pronounce aushelfen
/ˈaʊsˌhɛlfn̩/
aushelfen translation
help out
aushelfen examples
Kannst du mir beim Tragen der Kisten aushelfen?
aushelfen transcription
/ˈaʊsˌhɛlfn̩/
Questions about this word
aushelfen meaning: what does it mean?
jemandem bei einer Aufgabe helfen
aushelfen pronunciation: how do you pronounce it?
aushelfen is pronounced as /ˈaʊsˌhɛlfn̩/. Audio is available on this page when the word has a recording.
aushelfen definition and sentence examples: how is it used in a sentence?
Kannst du mir beim Tragen der Kisten aushelfen? Translation: Можешь помочь мне с переноской коробок?
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