aid
સહાય
definition
verb
women were aided in childbirth by midwives
help, assist, or support (someone or something) in the achievement of something.
noun
he saw the pilot slumped in his cockpit and went to his aid
help, typically of a practical nature.
translation of 'aid'
સહાય-સાધન,
સહાય
verb
મદદ કરવી
noun
મદદ
example
Current evidence support the use of nutritional supplements to 'aid' exercise performance and recovery.
This allows the instructor to use the pistol as a teaching 'aid' to show students where the sharp edges on their guns need to be relieved.
The program guarantees financial 'aid' to low-income students who earn a u2018Cu2019 average or above.
Mr Conroy's fishing partner was rescued by two surfers who went to his 'aid' after hearing yells for help, police said.
Baboo believes that research on retention will prove an effective 'aid' to help colleges and universities do a better job with their minority students.
Mr Duckworth also revealed that his group would act as a support organisation to 'aid' survivors of any future accident.
within six weeks he was walking with the 'aid' of a walker
research was conducted to 'aid' in making decisions
A prolific burglar who targeted vulnerable pensioners has been jailed for a second time after stealing from a u2018Good Samaritanu2019 who came to his 'aid' .
With the help of a nurse who came to their 'aid' , they tried without success to revive him.
Tai Chi Wu Style is a craft that includes gentle stretching and breathing exercises that will 'aid' balance, co-ordination and relax muscles.
Healthy teeth mean that the child is able to eat a healthy diet, and 'aid' the growth of the jaw.
In many ways it reminded me of how Irish people responded to the great tragedy of famine in my own country of Ethiopia 20 years ago when so many of you came to our 'aid' at a time of such need and difficulty.
Many books have been written and learning programs begun to 'aid' us in achieving this goal.
To propose that the government of a third world country is not acting fast enough to send 'aid' to certain areas is incredibly unfair.
This is clearly not an exercise for the short term while there is so much to do but by keeping donors engaged with the affected communities for longer, it could be a powerful 'aid' to longer term reconstruction.
It can also 'aid' depression and boost energy levels.
u2018Most services offering support to 'aid' recovery are focused on the needs of women and their children,u2019 she admits.
In 1998, the Government provided significant financial 'aid' to farmers.
It's a difficult environment at the best of times, but with roads cut, delivering 'aid' to needy areas is proving to be a challenge.
Grit is essential in most birds' diets, both as an 'aid' to digestion and as a source of minerals.
A help page is all set up to 'aid' you in determining whether your phone is web-enabled - an option you may have never even considered using before.
'aid' agency
Therefore the Department of Labor gives financial 'aid' to students with disabilities if they want to further their studies.
And doing so will 'aid' traditional culture in several ways.
If you're recently unemployed, you may qualify for financial 'aid' to help you meet requirements for entering a new field.
In the proceedings of the parliament of 1242, which were duly recorded and which survive as the earliest authorized report of a parliamentary debate, we find the representatives of the nation, after thoroughly discussing the expediency of a foreign war, bold enough to oppose it by refusing an 'aid' to the king to carry it on.
It is likely the victim was the only person in the carriage because no-one came to his 'aid' or offered him help when the attack was over.
This is an 'aid' to bring more security in the post-Cold War era.
The Wroughton-based appeal has collected and distributed hundreds of palettes of 'aid' to disaster struck areas since the tsunami hit on December 26.
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