auxiliary
auxiliar
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'
noun
auxiliar
adjective
auxiliar
example
People who missed the service can support the project through mailing donations to the 'auxiliary' .
Machiavelli laments the decline of the Italian city-states and attributes it to the use of mercenary and 'auxiliary' armies instead of native forces.
He proposes that the rule about making interrogatives by placing the 'auxiliary' before the subject is to some extent a rule of written English rather than spoken.
There are plenty of bits of pipe, valves and parts of an 'auxiliary' engine mixed in among random shards of steel.
As an 'auxiliary' of the hotel itself, the bar is not obliged to pack itself with human garbage just to pay the rent.
In order to reopen the ward three 'auxiliary' nurses, who are paid less than £13,000, and two qualified nurses, who earn up to £22,000, are needed.
The 'auxiliary' nurse said: ‘I was all in a daze but I did as he said and went outside.’
His opposite number was Arminius, a Germanic chieftain who had served in the Roman army as commander of 'auxiliary' forces and was, therefore, a Roman citizen.
In order to launch the WMU and to assure its survival as an 'auxiliary' , the organization needed a strong, tenacious leader.
A nursing 'auxiliary' on ward 23 at Bradford Royal Infirmary, she joined the NHS in 1979 and is now a health care assistant in elderly care.
She works as a nursing 'auxiliary' at the Gloucester Royal Hospital.
On the whole, twelve member states of the North Atlantic Alliance have allowed their women to serve in 'auxiliary' troops.
The aircraft carrier group could be comprised of up to six to eight surface warships, two to three attack nuclear submarines, and one or two 'auxiliary' vessels.
Yet, in 1914 the Navy appropriated sixty-nine merchant ships for use as 'auxiliary' cruisers.
For the past few days, we've been blown away with all the noise from jackhammers, heavy road equipment, and 'auxiliary' power units.
He alleges that Gloria, a nursing 'auxiliary' , administered a drug overdose.
We've run out of candles and potash… and we can't run the 'auxiliary' engine anymore because of fouling up what air we do have.
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.
Children who gain one-to-one assistance from a teaching 'auxiliary' are having that withdrawn as head teachers were forced last week to lay off valued staff.
The entire complex was built by the three legions in Britain, though garrisoned by the more mobile 'auxiliary' troops.
The nursery nurses and 'auxiliary' staff spend a lot of one-to-one time with him.
Welfare is no longer an 'auxiliary' to the ongoing economic life of the people but has become almost their total economic existence.
In May 1940, he too was interned and told to enlist either in the Foreign Legion or in an 'auxiliary' corps of the French army.
The 'auxiliary' has also been called upon to provide support for the two nuclear submarines which were assigned to the task group, HMS Trafalgar and HMS Superb.
In addition to 'auxiliary' training provided to all agents, call centres in the region are also well equipped with the latest technology.
I love working with people and while I enjoyed my time as an 'auxiliary' nurse, I was keen to develop my skills further.
But the 62-year-old former 'auxiliary' nurse took off her seatbelt and jumped from her Ford Puma in St Peter's Way, leaving Ali inside with the engine running.
She said the celebrations also mark 100 years of the 'auxiliary' .
The forty-two rotations have included survey ships, mine sweeper 'auxiliary' and New Zealand minor war vessels.
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