auxiliary
bantu
definition
noun
a nursing auxiliary
a person or thing providing supplementary or additional help and support.
adjective
an auxiliary nurse
providing supplementary or additional help and support.
translation of 'auxiliary'
adjective
penolong,
bantu,
pembantu
example
Machiavelli laments the decline of the Italian city-states and attributes it to the use of mercenary and 'auxiliary' armies instead of native forces.
The 'auxiliary' landed on his hands and feet inside the park and looked for the shooter.
I love working with people and while I enjoyed my time as an 'auxiliary' nurse, I was keen to develop my skills further.
Her many years in the 'auxiliary' included being vice-president.
The military 'auxiliary' corps of Filipinos loyal to the United States grew to 15,000.
The 'auxiliary' power unit market is its first target, but cars and trucks aren't far behind.
On the whole, twelve member states of the North Atlantic Alliance have allowed their women to serve in 'auxiliary' troops.
The princes of Italy have lost their kingdoms due to their reliance upon mercenary or 'auxiliary' armies.
The Club includes not only the people in the front office who operate the team but also, in a kind of women's 'auxiliary' , many of the writers and broadcasters who follow the game and purport to explain it.
An 'auxiliary' military force, called Peta (Pembela Tanah Air, or Defenders of the Homeland), some 35,000 strong by 1944, was raised by the Japanese.
Joe's workplace has eight nurses plus several doctors and 'auxiliary' staff on duty at any one time.
The ladies 'auxiliary' will have food available.
Somebody also opened one of four seawater drencher valves located in the vessel's 'auxiliary' engine room.
In order to launch the WMU and to assure its survival as an 'auxiliary' , the organization needed a strong, tenacious leader.
There are plenty of bits of pipe, valves and parts of an 'auxiliary' engine mixed in among random shards of steel.
She works as a nursing 'auxiliary' at the Gloucester Royal Hospital.
The Ladies 'auxiliary' will also be selling merchandise at the Village Barrow, on the corner of Magellan and Molesworth Streets, from 9 am to 2 pm.
He went on to stress that nurses and 'auxiliary' staff would not lose their jobs as a result of the closure.
The Romans always recognized the uselessness of mercenary and 'auxiliary' troops.
The force assembled to sail to Britain in AD 43 comprised four legions and about the same number of 'auxiliary' troops, around 40,000 men in all.
The use of natives as 'auxiliary' troops had long been a practice of the older colonial powers.
Powered by a main turbo-reactor engine and two 'auxiliary' engines, the bike could match speeds of two hundred kilometres per hour on flat terrain.
A portion of military specialists have even conceived an opinion that the Ground Forces have outlived their usefulness and will only play the role of 'auxiliary' troops in future wars.
Each side fielded armies that were very similar in tactics, organization, and equipment, and both used African and Gallic 'auxiliary' troops.
The ship's propulsion system is based on a combination of nuclear power and steam turbine, with four nuclear reactors and two 'auxiliary' boilers.
In addition to 'auxiliary' training provided to all agents, call centres in the region are also well equipped with the latest technology.
The nature of fishery protection work means ships tend to operate independently, so every six months two join an 'auxiliary' ship for a ‘squad exercise’ to re-learn the art of operating in a Naval group.
When she finally left Quarriers, aged almost 17, she eventually secured a job as a nursing 'auxiliary' with the Royal Infirmary in Glasgow.
They are being trained as 'auxiliary' nurses and many are being adopted as grandmothers in families.
The Admiralty sent four ships (two sailing ships and two steam 'auxiliary' ships), accompanied by one sailing ship to serve as a base, supply depot, and refuge in case of trouble.
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