Interaksi - Bantuan & Bantuan

Jelajahi idiom bahasa Inggris mengenai bantuan dan pertolongan dengan contoh seperti "pelabuhan dalam badai" dan "menarik lemak dari api".

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to [help] a lame dog over a stile [frasa]

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

Ex: Despite the simple request , he always went out of his way to help a lame dog over a stile , demonstrating his compassion for even the smallest needs .

to [lend|give] {sb} a (helping|) hand [frasa]

to give a person help or assistance in doing something

Ex: In the end, it simply depends on each one giving a hand at the right moment.

to [cover] (up|) for {sb} [frasa]

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

Ex: She decided to cover up for her friend by giving an alibi to the police, even though she knew the truth.

three cheers [frasa]

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: After the team 's victory , the crowd erupted in three cheers for their favorite player .

to [play] the bad guy [frasa]

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

Ex: As a coach , I had to play the bad guy and push my team during training to ensure they reached their full potential on the field .

to [make] {oneself} useful [frasa]

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

Ex: Instead of complaining , why do n't you make yourself useful and help clean up the mess ?

to [be] cruel to be kind [frasa]

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

Ex: The parents decided to be cruel to be kind and enforce strict rules on their teenager to ensure they learned discipline and responsibility .

to [ride] in on a white horse [frasa]

to suddenly appear to help someone

Ex: Just when we thought we were doomed , a generous philanthropist rode in on a white horse and saved our struggling community center with a substantial donation .

in (good|safe) hands [frasa]

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

Ex: After researching various options , we decided to leave our beloved pet in good hands by choosing a reputable and caring pet boarding facility .

to [be] there for {sb} [frasa]

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

Ex: When my friend went through a difficult breakup , I promised to be there for her , lending a listening ear and offering support .

to [have] {one's} (best|) interests at heart [frasa]

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

Ex: My parents always had my best interests at heart , supporting my dreams and aspirations every step of the way .

good turn [Kata benda]

perbuatan baik

Ex: When I was feeling overwhelmed with work , my colleague did me a good turn by offering to help complete some of my tasks .

Ketika saya merasa kewalahan dengan pekerjaan, rekan saya melakukan tindakan baik dengan menawarkan bantuan untuk menyelesaikan beberapa tugas saya.

pep talk [Kata benda]

pidato penyemangat

Ex: Before the championship match , the coach gathered the team for a pep talk , inspiring them to give their all and believe in their abilities .

Sebelum pertandingan kejuaraan, pelatih mengumpulkan tim untuk pidato penyemangat, menginspirasi mereka untuk memberikan yang terbaik dan percaya pada kemampuan mereka.

on {one's} knees [frasa]

in a weakened state and in desperate need of help

Ex: The unexpected medical bills brought their finances to their knees.

a port in a storm [frasa]

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

Ex: In the midst of her emotional turmoil , her best friend became a port in a storm , offering a listening ear and unwavering support .

to [lie] before {sb} [frasa]

to surrender oneself to the mercy or control of another

Ex: The heartbroken lover lay before their beloved, pouring out their soul in despair.

to [pull] the fat from the fire [frasa]

to save someone or something from a difficult or dangerous situation

Ex: His quick thinking and negotiation skills allowed him to pull the fat from the fire and salvage the failing business deal .

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