Pronunciation: /eɪd/
noun help or support given to someone in need
A1 She used a first aid kit to help the injured hiker.
A2 The government provided aid to the flood victims.
B1 The aid organization distributed food and supplies to the refugees.
B2 Foreign aid is crucial for developing countries to improve their infrastructure.
C1 The aid package included financial assistance, medical supplies, and technical expertise.
C2 The humanitarian aid workers risked their lives to deliver aid to the war-torn region.
verb to help or assist
A1 She aids her elderly neighbor by bringing groceries to her.
A2 The teacher aids students in understanding difficult concepts.
B1 The charity organization aids communities affected by natural disasters.
B2 The new technology aids in increasing productivity in the workplace.
C1 The government aids in funding research projects to advance scientific knowledge.
C2 The specialized medical team aids in providing critical care to patients in need.
formal The government provided aid to the victims of the natural disaster.
informal Can you aid me in fixing my car?
slang I need some aid in acing this exam.
figurative Music can be a great aid in relieving stress.
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