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Interakciók - Segítség és segítségnyújtás

Fedezze fel a segélyezésre és segítségnyújtásra vonatkozó angol idiómákat olyan példákkal, mint a "kikötő a viharban" és a "húzd ki a zsírt a tűzről".

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English idioms related to Interactions

to offer help to someone who cannot provide their basic needs for themselves or are in an extremely difficult situation

Ex: The community rallied together to help a lame dog over a stile by organizing fundraisers, offering assistance, and providing a network of support for those in need.

to give a person help or assistance in doing something

Ex: I always try to give a helping hand to my colleagues when they have heavy workloads or deadlines to meet.

to protect or hide another person's mistakes or misdeeds, often by providing a false or misleading account of the situation

Ex: The witness was accused of covering for the defendant by providing false testimony in court.
three cheers
[kifejezés]

a way of showing one's support or approval of someone by shouting loudly to encourage them or inviting others to do the same

Ex: The fans gathered at the stadium raised their voices three cheers for the star athlete 's record-breaking achievement .

to be strict, especially toward someone close to one, to help them improve or become stronger

Ex: The manager played the bad guy by refusing to accept subpar performance and consistently pushing their employees to deliver their best work.

to stop acting passively and start to have a helpful role in doing something

Ex: The volunteer eagerly made himself useful by assisting with organizing the charity event.

to say or do something with the intention of helping someone even though it might hurt their feelings or seem unkind

Ex: The intervention was emotionally difficult for everyone involved, but they knew they had to be cruel to be kind and confront the person about their destructive behavior for the sake of their well-being.

to suddenly appear to help someone

Ex: When the project was falling behind schedule, the experienced consultant rode in on a white horse, offering expert guidance and turning the situation around with remarkable efficiency.
in good hands
[kifejezés]

in the process of being taken care of or dealt with by someone who has the skill or experience

Ex: The elderly woman found comfort in knowing that her financial affairs were in good hands with the trustworthy and knowledgeable financial advisor.

to be willing to provide someone with help and support whenever they need it

Ex: As a therapist, my role is to be there for my clients, creating a safe space where they can express themselves and receive support.

to show concern about someone, often someone who is in trouble, and do one's best to help them

Ex: The nonprofit organization was founded by individuals who had the community's interests at heart, working tirelessly to address pressing social issues.
good turn
[Főnév]

an act that can be helpful to someone

jó cselekedet, jó tett

jó cselekedet, jó tett

Ex: When I was sick , my roommate did me good turn by preparing meals and taking care of household chores , allowing me to rest and recover .
pep talk
[Főnév]

an encouraging and motivational speech or conversation given to boost someone's enthusiasm, confidence, or determination, especially before a challenging task or event

lökést adó beszéd, motiváló beszéd

lökést adó beszéd, motiváló beszéd

Ex: Before the job interview , my mentor provided pep talk, reminding me to showcase my skills , exude confidence , and seize the opportunity .
on one's knees
[kifejezés]

in a weakened state and in desperate need of help

Ex: The relentless drought had on their knees, praying for rain .
a port in a storm
[kifejezés]

a person or a place that can help one overcome a difficult situation

Ex: As the hurricane approached, the well-stocked emergency shelter became a literal port in a storm for the evacuated residents.

to surrender oneself to the mercy or control of another

Ex: The defeated warrior lay before the conqueror, begging for mercy.

to save someone or something from a difficult or dangerous situation

Ex: The tech support team worked tirelessly to pull the fat from the fire and recover the company's critical data after a cyberattack.
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