| Główne tłumaczenia |
| aid n | (help) | pomoc ż |
| | When she was sick, Linda asked her neighbors for aid. |
| | Podczas choroby Linda prosiła sąsiadów o pomoc. |
| aid n | (medical assistance or treatment) | pomoc ż |
| | When the patient collapsed, the nurse rushed to his aid. |
| | Gdy pacjent upadł, pielęgniarka ruszyła na pomoc. |
| aid [sb]⇒ vtr | (help) | pomagać ndk. |
| | | pomóc dk. |
| | It's important to aid friends when they are in need. |
| | To ważne, by pomagać przyjaciołom w potrzebie. |
| aid [sb] in doing [sth] v expr | (help) | pomagać komuś w czymś zwrot ndk. |
| | | pomóc komuś w czymś zwrot dk. |
| | Rosa aided her brother in starting his business. Her parents' financial contribution aided Joy in buying the house. |
| | Rosa pomogła bratu w rozkręceniu biznesu. Finansowy wkład rodziców pomógł Joy w zakupie domu. |
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| aid and abet vtr | (be an accomplice to) | współuczestniczyć w ndk. + przyim. |
| | This type of crime will no longer be tolerated and those guilty and those who aid and abet them will face the full force of the law. |
| aid worker n | (person who works for charity) | pracownik charytatywny m + przym. |
| | Their government sends a lot of aid workers to foreign countries following natural disasters. |
Band-Aid,
band-aid n | ® (brand of sticking plaster) | plaster m |
| Uwaga: As a registered trademark, "Band-Aid" should be capitalized, but it is often not capitalized in either informal communication or when the term is used figuratively. |
band-aid,
also UK: sticking plaster n | figurative (superficial solution) (kolokwialny) | prowizorka ż |
| | This solution is just a band-aid; it will do nothing to solve the real problem. |
| | To rozwiązanie to zwykła prowizorka; ani trochę nie pomoże w rozwiązaniu problemu. |
| come to the aid of vtr | (offer to help) | oferować pomoc ndk. + ż |
| | | zaoferować pomoc dk. + ż |
| | The paramedics will come to the aid of anyone who is injured. |
| financial aid n | (monetary support) | pomoc finansowa ż + przym. |
| | | wsparcie finansowe n + przym. |
| | The college's Financial Aid Office deals not only with need-based grants, but also merit-based scholarships. |
| first aid n | (emergency medical help) | pierwsza pomoc licz. + ż |
| Uwaga: A hyphen is used when the term is an adjective |
| | All of our pool attendants are trained in first aid. |
| first-aid n as adj | (relating to emergency medical help) | pierwszej pomocy przym. + ż |
| | The Red Cross teaches a first-aid course that is highly regarded. |
| first-aid kit n | (emergency medical set) | apteczka pierwszej pomocy wyr. |
| | Motorists should carry a first-aid kit in their cars. |
| foreign aid n | (assistance given to another nation) | pomoc zagraniczna ż + przym. |
| | Many poor countries rely on foreign aid to provide their people with even the most basic services. |
| hearing aid n | (device worn by the hard of hearing) | aparat słuchowy m + przym. |
| | She's growing deaf, but refuses to wear a hearing aid. |
| hearing aid specialist n | (expert in devices for the hard of hearing) | specjalista od aparatów słuchowych wyr. |
| in aid of [sb] adv | (for the benefit of: [sb]) | na rzecz kogoś przyim. + ż |
| | I'm collecting money in aid of my favourite charity. |
| legal aid n | (service of a lawyer) | pomoc prawna, pomoc prawnicza ż + przym. |
| | This is a complicated matter, so I would advise you to seek legal aid. |
| legal aid n | (free or subsidized legal assistance) | bezpłatna pomoc prawna wyr. |
| | The migrant worker's family received pro bono assistance from legal aid attorneys. |
| mutual aid n | (reciprocal help, assisting one another) | wzajemna pomoc przym. + ż |
| plaster n | UK (adhesive dressing) | plaster m |
| | Tim has cut his knee, so his dad puts a plaster on it. |
| state aid n | (financial support by government) | pomoc rządu ż + m |
| | She didn't work when she went to school: she received state aid. |