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help someone with something

/hɛlp ˈsʌmwʌn wɪθ ˈsʌmθɪŋ/
verb phrase★中级💡 帮助某人做某事
正式

帮助某人完成某事或解决某问题

She helped her brother with his math problems.

她帮助弟弟解决数学问题。

The teacher helped the students with their projects.

老师帮助学生完成他们的项目。

💡

强调主动协助他人完成特定任务或克服困难。

搭配

help someone with a task帮助某人完成任务help someone with homework帮助某人做作业help someone with a problem帮助某人解决问题

同义词

assistaidsupport

反义词

hinderobstruct

相关短语

give someone a hand短语
帮助某人
lend a hand短语
伸出援手

💡专业提示

区分'help'与'help with'

'help someone'强调直接协助某人,而'help someone with something'强调协助完成特定任务。例如:'She helped me.'(她帮助了我)vs 'She helped me with my homework.'(她帮我做作业)。

⚡黄金法则

正确使用介词'with'

在'help someone with something'中,'with'后接名词或动名词,表示协助的具体内容。例如:'help with the dishes'(帮忙洗碗),'help with studying'(帮忙学习)。

📖词源

组合词,由动词'help'(帮助)和介词短语'with something'(与某事)构成。'help'源自古英语'hælp',意为援助或支持;'with'源自古英语'wiþ',表示与某人或某事一起。

📝用法说明

1. 通常用于正式或中性语境,强调主动协助。2. 后接名词或动名词(help someone with doing something)。3. 可用于书面或口语。

单词拆解

help
帮助
verb
+
someone
某人
pronoun
+
with
与
preposition
+
something
某事
pronoun
英汉词典

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