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aid

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aid1 /eɪd/ ●●○ W3 AWL noun  
1  [uncountableU]PTPG help, such as money or food, given by an organization or government to a country or to people who are in a difficult situation 援助；救援物资
 Foreign aid from many countries poured into the famine area.
来自许多国家的救援物资纷纷送到饥荒地区。
 convoys delivering humanitarian aid
运载人道主义援助的车队
 a substantial aid programme
大规模的援助计划
 He has been granted legal aid (=free legal services).
他获得了法律援助。
2  [uncountableU] help that you need to do a particular thing 〔完成某事所需的〕帮助
with/without the aid of something
 Father Poole walked painfully, with the aid of a stick.
普尔神父拄着一根拐杖艰难地行走。
3  in aid of something in order to help a charity 为了帮助〔某一慈善事业〕
 We’re collecting money in aid of cancer research.
我们正在筹集资金以资助癌症研究。
4  HELP[uncountableU] help or advice that is given to someone who needs it 帮助
come/go to somebody’s aid (=help someone) 帮助某人
 I didn’t speak any French, but a nice man came to my aid.
我一点都不会说法语，不过一个好心人帮了我的忙。
5  [countableC]TOOL something such as a machine or tool that helps someone do something 辅助设备
 A video is a useful aid in the classroom.
录像是课堂教学的有用教具。
 a hearing aid
助听器
6  what’s this in aid of? REASON British EnglishBrE spoken used to ask what something is used for or why someone is doing something 这有什么用途？ 这样做是什么用意？
 What’s this meeting tomorrow in aid of, then?
那么，明天的这个会议是为了什么？
7. PGOan American spelling of aide / aide 的美式拼法
→ first aid
n COLLOCATIONS – Meaning 1: help, such as money or food, given by an organization or government to a country or to people who are in a difficult situation
ADJECTIVES/NOUN + aid
foreign/international/overseas aid
The development of the continent is now dependent on foreign aid.
legal aid
If you are on a low income, you may qualify for legal aid.
financial/economic aid
The commission said it was ready to provide financial aid to help farmers.
military aid
Israel is the largest recipient of U.S. economic and military aid.
medical aid
The capital was in urgent need of food and medical aid.
food aid
The government launched an appeal for emergency food aid for 60,000 people.
humanitarian aid (=given to people living in very bad conditions)
Ministers agreed to send humanitarian aid, including food and medical supplies.
relief/emergency aid (=given when there is a disaster, a war etc)
Surrounding countries supplied disaster relief aid.
development aid (=given to help develop poor countries)
It’s one of the poorest countries in the world, but it has received no UN development aid.
verbs
send/provide aid
EU Ministers meeting in Belgium agreed to send humanitarian aid.
ask for/appeal for aid
The Chinese authorities have asked for aid to help the earthquake victims.
get/receive aid
Ethiopia receives less foreign aid than any other developing country.
depend on/rely on aid
The report stated that some 703,000 people relied on food aid.
suspend aid (=officially stop aid from continuing, usually for a short time)
Canada will be suspending aid until democracy is restored.
cut off/withdraw aid (=stop giving aid)
The US has threatened to cut off aid to the region.
Conditons deteriorated further as western aid was withdrawn.
qualify for aid (also be eligible for aid) (=have the right to be given aid)
The project is eligible for aid from the British Tourist Board.
nouns
an appeal/request for aid
International aid agencies launched an appeal for emergency aid.
an aid worker
Aid workers warned of a worsening situation.
aid agency
The sanctions could prevent international aid agencies from delivering food and medicine.
an aid programme/scheme/package
The UN aid programme provided most of the finance.
n COLLOCATIONS – Meaning 5: something such as a machine or tool that helps someone do something
adjectives
a hearing aid
Many of the older residents wear hearing aids.
visual/audio/audio-visual aids (=recorded sounds, pictures, film etc, used to help describe or explain something)
No scientific lecture is ever given without slides or other visual aids.
teaching/classroom aids
teaching aids and resources
training/study aids
Receive free study aids when you enrol, including a copy of The IDM Marketing Guide worth £95.
navigational/navigation aids (=that help you find the way you need to go when you are travelling from one place to another)
navigational aids such as radar
electronic aids
Fishermen rely primarily on electronic aids for navigation.
Examples from the Corpus
aid• Aid is not getting through to the refugees.• The draft also provided for additional aid to industry to improve its competitiveness.• The Red Cross is delivering aid to the refugees.• The education programme is dependent on foreign aid, and the US Agency for International Development had been approached for funding.• If you talk loudly, it can be very nasty on a hearing aid.• Each year, the U.S. sends more than $1.8 billion in aid to sub-Saharan Africa.• Another harvest has failed, and international aid agencies warn of the threat of mass starvation.• An Italian aid worker was kidnapped by rebels last month, and still hasn't been released.• The thesaurus functions not only as a retrieval aid, but also as a reference facility.• As a result, both candidates for governor are considering earmarking some state aid for salary increases.• Gore even enlisted the aid of Newt Gingrich, the Speaker of the House.• He was planning on enlisting the aid of the Association of Racing Commissioners to help get the law amended before next year.• It took three years of rehabilitation, but Meidl once again walked without the aid of crutches.
legal aid• Aston has been awarded legal aid.• Our negotiating team includes experienced legal aid family practitioners and officials.• And more people are now ineligible for legal aid than was the case a decade ago.• No legal aid is available to provide representation for employees.• A major factor accounting for this development is the absence of legal aid for representation before tribunals.• Lord Mackay appeared to rule out an extension of legal aid to cover defamation cases.• And is it any wonder, too, that the legal aid bill is rocketing totally out of control?• He has a right to legal aid and legal representation.
with/without the aid of something• With some of these sociological theories we are perhaps again witnessing the process we identified earlier with the aid of Raymond Williams.• This argument, then, is that political influence may be secured in Britain without the aid of independent power.• Most current special classification schemes have been devised with the aid of facet analysis and are thus faceted classification schemes.• Detecting patterns in a large, complex semantic net is difficult to do without the aid of computer programs.• Again, we come across tantalising circumstantial evidence, with the aid of standardised tests.• There are certainly some individuals who can embark on this exploration without the aid of a psychotherapist.• Veterans groups, with the aid of Rep.• A blind student and his partially-sighted friend are preparing to climb Ben Nevis with the aid of something called a hoople.
come/go to somebody’s aid• Many ships passed them before Pride of Burgundy, crossing from Calais to Dover, came to their aid.• More than could ever come to Siward's aid, nomatterwhere he sent for them.• Evidence seemed to harden somewhat when a Glamorgan farmer went to the aid of a ditched van one dark night.• It came to her aid, bringing her all the strength she needed.• Each side was therefore unwilling to give ground and ready to support or go to the aid of their colleagues.• Several people came to the man's aid after he collapsed on the sidewalk.• This is where that marvellous rag-bag of feeling we relieve through our tears comes to our aid.• Now, at last, Alfonso called out to El Cid to come to his aid.• One of the people who went to his aid was his friend and fellow soccer player David Huggins.
aid2 ●●○ AWL verb [transitiveT]  
1  to help someone do something 帮助，援助
 an index to aid the reader
方便读者的索引
aid somebody in/with (doing) something
 Mrs Coxen was aided in looking after the children by her niece.
考克森太太有她侄女帮忙一起照看小孩。
► see thesaurus at help
2  to make something happen more quickly or easily 促进
 Welfare spending aids economic development in three ways.
福利开支在三个方面促进经济发展。
3. aid and abet law to help someone do something illegal 帮助和教唆
Examples from the Corpus
aid and abet• It has been aided and abetted.• But Selikoff persisted in his campaign against asbestos, aided and abetted by labor unions and environmental groups.• What if these citizens were quietly protected, even aided and abetted, by our elected officials?• Where were those dark Plutonian forces when she needed them to aid and abet her plotting?• Activist tendencies aid and abet stage 1, having experiences.• Second, the doctor has aided and abetted the patient only in his refusal to undergo further treatment.• It isn't eased by the knowledge that the bankers who aided and abetted these exercises have suffered as much as anybody.• The hack drivers aided and abetted this extortion, hustling unwary tourists to the Davis establishment.
Examples from the Corpus
aid• The country's economic recovery has been aided by increased international trade.• Our ability to combat organized crime has been aided by our partnership with local police.• The large number of Latino voters aided Garcia's victory in the last election.• The thought of Miss Coldharbour's cool glance sweeping her face to detect any sign of tears aided her self-control.• The new equipment has been provided to aid in the diagnosis of liver disorders.• Officers were aided in the search by drug-sniffing dogs.• Checks bacteria, aids natural healing.• The new government grants are intended to aid small businesses.• Researchers at Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore have found that testosterone aids spatial thinking, but interferes with performance of spoken language.• Overlays can aid the build up of complex subjects. 2.• It is useful to jot down a few examples under each point as this aids understanding and memory.
aid somebody in/with (doing) something• Reich subsidy to the city had now reached its limits and Schacht was in favour of cutting off all further aid.• Information is also readily available to aid senior management in decision making.• For 12 years he aided Tony Hart in making children's television more entertaining.• Farah Aydid had claimed that relief aid arriving in Mogadishu was not reaching targeted populations.• It would suit them better to use their surplus cash to aid starving children in other countries.• And despite lobbying of government and foreign aid agencies in Ouagadougou, there is still nothing but the foundations in place.• Assistant principals aid the principal in the overall administration of the school.• He did not see why northern states should aid them in this endeavor.
AIDn /ˌeɪ aɪ ˈdiː/  
nthe Agency for International Development
From Longman Business Dictionary
aidaid /eɪd/ noun [uncountableU]
help, such as food, medicines, or money, given by a government or private organization to help people who are suffering from war, hunger etc
UN workers have been trying to move food aid to an estimated 2 million starving people.
Aid is being flown out by several of the major aid agencies.
aid to
aid to Somalia
→ development aid → foreign aid → legal aid → overseas aid → regional aid
Origin aid2
(1400-1500) French aider, from Latin adjutare, from adjuvare, from ad- “to” + juvare “to help”
aid1 noun →n COLLOCATIONS1 →n COLLOCATIONS2aid2 verbAIDn
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