Question

A1  help  yardım etmek; yardımcı olmakimdat

Accepted Answer

verb  /help   / verb help (verb)
 /help  
/ verb
 
 1 [intransitive,
transitive]
 help (sb) (with sth); help
(sb) (to) do sth; help sb (across, over, out of, into, etc.)
to do sth for sb in
order to be useful or to make sth easier for them
yardım
etmek; yardımcı olmak
 Can I help?
 Could you help me with the cooking?
 I helped her to organize the day.
 My son's helping in our shop at the moment.
 She helped her grandmother up the stairs.
 2 [intransitive] (spoken) 
used to get sb's
attention when you are in danger or difficulty
imdat!
 Help! I'm going to fall!
 3 [intransitive,
transitive]
to make sth better or
easier
iyi
gelmek; 
yararı
olmak
 If you apologize to him, it might help.
 This medicine should help your headache.
 4 [transitive]
help
yourself (to sth)
to take sth
(especially food and drink) that is offered to you
 (ikram vb.) kendi
almak
 Help yourself to a drink!
 ‘Can I borrow your pen?’ ‘Yes, help
yourself (buyurun).’
 5 [transitive]
help
yourself to sth
to take sth without
asking permission; to steal
izinsiz
almak; 
çalmak
 Don't just help yourself to my money!
IDIOMS
can/can't/could(n't)
help (doing) sth/yourself
be able/not be able to
stop or avoid doing sth
kendini
tutamamak, elinde olmamak; 
yapabilmek
 It was so funny I couldn't help laughing.
 I just couldn't help myself – I had to
laugh.
 He can't help being so small.
 Don't go to that restaurant if you can help
it.
a
helping hand
some help
yardım
eli
 My neighbour is always ready to give me a
helping hand.
PHRASAL VERB
help
(sb) out
to help sb in a
difficult situation; to give money to help sb
yardım
eli uzatmak
 My parents have promised to help us out
with buying the car.

Level	A1
Kind	verb
Front	help
IPA	/help / verb
Back	yardım etmek; yardımcı olmak imdat
Back 2	help (verb) /help / verb 1 [intransitive, transitive] help (sb) (with sth); help (sb) (to) do sth; help sb (across, over, out of, into, etc.) to do sth for sb in order to be useful or to make sth easier for them yardım etmek; yardımcı olmak Can I help? Could you help me with the cooking? I helped her to organize the day. My son's helping in our shop at the moment. She helped her grandmother up the stairs. 2 [intransitive] (spoken) used to get sb's attention when you are in danger or difficulty imdat! Help! I'm going to fall! 3 [intransitive, transitive] to make sth better or easier iyi gelmek; yararı olmak If you apologize to him, it might help. This medicine should help your headache. 4 [transitive] help yourself (to sth) to take sth (especially food and drink) that is offered to you (ikram vb.) kendi almak Help yourself to a drink! ‘Can I borrow your pen?’ ‘Yes, help yourself (buyurun).’ 5 [transitive] help yourself to sth to take sth without asking permission; to steal izinsiz almak; çalmak Don't just help yourself to my money! IDIOMS can/can't/could(n't) help (doing) sth/yourself be able/not be able to stop or avoid doing sth kendini tutamamak, elinde olmamak; yapabilmek It was so funny I couldn't help laughing. I just couldn't help myself – I had to laugh. He can't help being so small. Don't go to that restaurant if you can help it. a helping hand some help yardım eli My neighbour is always ready to give me a helping hand. PHRASAL VERB help (sb) out to help sb in a difficult situation; to give money to help sb yardım eli uzatmak My parents have promised to help us out with buying the car.

Sth I Verb Yardım Transitive Sb Olmak Helping

help (verb)