Pronunciation: /ɔːɡˈzɪljəri/
noun a person or thing providing help or support
A1 An auxiliary can help with household chores.
A2 The campsite has an auxiliary building for extra storage.
B1 The hospital brought in auxiliary nurses to help during the busy season.
B2 The company hired an auxiliary team to assist with the project.
C1 The government deployed auxiliary forces to support the military operation.
C2 The auxiliary unit played a crucial role in the success of the mission.
adjective providing supplementary or additional help and support
A1 I need an auxiliary cable to connect my phone to the car stereo.
A2 The hotel has an auxiliary power generator in case of a blackout.
B1 The firefighter used an auxiliary hose to put out the fire.
B2 The company hired auxiliary staff to help with the busy season.
C1 The spacecraft had auxiliary thrusters for maneuvering in space.
C2 The auxiliary police force was called in to assist with crowd control during the event.
formal The auxiliary generator kicked in during the power outage.
informal I had to use the auxiliary cable to connect my phone to the car stereo.
slang We need to bring in some aux cords for the party tonight.
figurative The new software serves as an auxiliary tool for data analysis.
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