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1, help; Promotion; Treatment; treat

2. ask for help; Remedial measures; Helper; Something beneficial

3. The intransitive verb asks for help; Useful; service

Lexical collocation:

1, help sb do sth.

Help sb. Do …

Usage of extended data words:

1, help as a noun basically means "help", which can be material, spiritual or economic. When used in people, it can mean "assistant" and "servant", mostly women. Sometimes it can also mean "remedy, treatment".

2.help is an uncountable noun and all other meanings are countable nouns. When expressing "helping assistant, person or thing", the singular form is often used, followed by the phrase guided by the preposition to as the post-attribute; As a "servant", when it is used as a generic term, it is used in the singular form, but the predicate verb should be used in the plural form. When expressing servants, the predicate verb should be singular, which is commonly used in American English.

When help means "help", it must be followed by infinitive or object and infinitive, but it must not be followed by gerund. Note that when using passive voice, to must not be omitted.