assist in Latin
assist in Latin is adiuvō, auxilior, iuvō — assist means to help someone do something.
assist in Latin
adiuvō
auxilior
iuvō
opitulor
subvenio
What does "assist" mean?
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verb To help someone do something.
"A volunteer assisted the elderly man across the street."
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noun In sports, a pass or action that directly leads to a teammate scoring.
"He recorded two goals and an assist in the match."
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assist in a sentence
- A volunteer assisted the elderly man across the street.
- The software assists doctors in diagnosing rare conditions.
- He recorded two goals and an assist in the match.
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What is "assist" in Latin?
"assist" in Latin is adiuvō, auxilior, iuvō. assist means: To help someone do something.
How do you use "assist" in a sentence?
Example: "A volunteer assisted the elderly man across the street." In Latin, "assist" is adiuvō, auxilior, iuvō.
Are there other ways to say "assist" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 5 translations listed for "assist": adiuvō, auxilior, iuvō, opitulor, subvenio.
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