英语

helper

gb/hˈɛlpɚ/ us/hˈɛlpɚ/
A2 英语
~ 8800
义项
0 个义项
名词 A2 entity
1

person who gives assistance

A person who helps another person do something.

用法模式: [someone] is a helper for [someone] with [something]
常见错误:
Learners sometimes say *"He is very helper"* instead of *"He is very helpful"*. "Helper" is a noun (a person), while "helpful" is an adjective. Learners also sometimes forget the article and say *"She is helper"* instead of *"She is a helper"*.
近义词
assistant (More formal and often suggests an official or paid role.) | helper (Neutral, often for simple or informal help, especially by children or volunteers.) | aide (Often used in professional, medical, or political contexts.)
反义词
obstacle (Something that makes it harder to do a task, instead of making it easier like a helper does.) | hindrance (Someone or something that slows progress rather than supporting it.)
搭配
a good helper |little helper |classroom helper |extra helper |volunteer helper |holiday helper
主题
daily life |work |relationships
例句
  • Her son loves being a little helper in the kitchen.
  • We hired a helper to assist with the move this weekend.
  • The teacher chose one student to be her helper and hand out the books.
  • Volunteers acted as helpers for the elderly guests during the event.
  • As a new helper on the team, he started with simple tasks.
学习者例句
  • My daughter is a good helper when I cook.
  • The teacher picked me to be her helper today.
  • We need a helper to carry these boxes.
  • He worked as a helper in his uncle’s shop.
  • Two helpers cleaned the room after the party.
名词 B1 entity
2

tool or device that helps

A thing, like a tool or device, that makes it easier to do a job.

用法模式: a helper for [doing something]
常见错误:
Learners may confuse this meaning with the person meaning and say things like *"He is a kitchen helper"* when they mean a device, or *"I bought a helper"* without context, which sounds like a person. Add a clear noun before or after, such as *"kitchen helper tool"* or *"study helper app"* when needed.
近义词
aid (More formal; often used for medical or technical devices, like 'hearing aid'.) | tool (More general; any implement used to carry out a task, not always marketed as a 'helper'.)
反义词
hindrance (Something that makes a task more difficult instead of easier.)
搭配
kitchen helper |mobility helper |walking helper |cleaning helper |gardening helper |study helper
主题
daily life |technology |daily_life |work
例句
  • This simple jar opener is a great kitchen helper for people with weak hands.
  • The walking frame acts as a helper when she moves around the house.
  • He bought a phone-stand helper so he could watch videos hands‑free.
  • The app is designed as a study helper for vocabulary practice.
  • They use a small plastic helper to lift the lids off paint cans.
学习者例句
  • This tool is a good helper when you cook.
  • The stick is a helper for my grandpa when he walks.
  • I use this app as a helper to learn words.
  • The chair is a helper so the child can reach the sink.
  • She bought a small helper to open bottles.
名词 technical B2 entity
3

supporting software component

A small computer program or function that helps a bigger program do part of its work.

用法模式: a helper for [program or task]
常见错误:
Learners may think "helper" here always means a stand‑alone app, but it can also be a small part of a program, like a helper function or helper class. The word does not describe what it does, only that it supports another part.
近义词
utility (A general-purpose supporting program; not always tied to one main program like a helper often is.) | module (A broader technical term for a part of a program; not necessarily small or secondary.)
反义词
core application (The main program that is being helped or supported by the helper component.)
搭配
helper app |browser helper |helper function |helper class |email helper |download helper
主题
technology |computing
例句
  • We wrote a small helper to handle all the date formatting.
  • The browser loads a video helper to play this file type.
  • This helper app runs in the background and syncs your files automatically.
  • The data‑processing helper takes care of all the logging tasks.
  • Developers often create helper functions to avoid repeating code.
学习者例句
  • The company made a helper app for their main website.
  • Our programmer added a helper to send emails.
  • This helper runs with the main program and does small jobs.
  • We use a download helper to save videos.
  • The helper function makes the code easier to read.
名词 literary C1 entity
4

divine or spiritual helper

A religious name for a spiritual power, especially in Christianity, that helps and guides people.

用法模式: the Helper for [believers or people]
常见错误:
Learners may not realize that the capitalized form "the Helper" can be a specific religious title, not just a normal noun. In this use, it is usually written with a capital "H" and often refers to the Holy Spirit in Christian texts.
近义词
comforter (A traditional Christian term for a divine helper who gives comfort and strength.)
反义词
adversary (In religious language, a being who opposes or harms believers, instead of helping them.)
搭配
the Helper |our Helper |send the Helper |faithful Helper |ever‑present Helper
主题
religion |spirituality
例句
  • In this passage, Jesus promises that the Helper will come to guide his followers.
  • They prayed, trusting that the Helper would give them strength in their grief.
  • Some translations of the Bible use the term "the Helper" for the Holy Spirit.
学习者例句
  • In this church, people call the Holy Spirit the Helper.
  • Believers ask the Helper to give them courage.
  • The pastor said the Helper is always with them.
语法
词典原形
helper
IPA
GB/hˈɛlpɚ/
US/hˈɛlpɚ/
音节与重音
help - er (2 个音节)
Stress on 1st syllable (help)
词形变化
Noun
  • Base: helper
  • Plural: helper, helpers
词族
Forms
helpers noun
Core family
help verb A1 helpful adjective A2
Related words
helpfully adverb helpfulness noun
Negative and opposite forms
unhelpful adjective B2 helpless adjective B1
相关表达

classroom helper

1
/klˈæsɹˌum hˈɛlpɚ/
fixed phrase

person helping in a classroom

A person, often a student or volunteer, who helps the teacher with work in the classroom.

例句
  • The classroom helper collected the pencils after the test.
  • Parents can sign up to be a classroom helper once a month.
  • She volunteers as a classroom helper in her daughter’s school.

domestic helper

1
/dəmˈɛstɪk hˈɛlpɚ/
fixed phrase

person employed for housework

A person who works in someone’s home doing cleaning, cooking, and sometimes taking care of children or elderly people.

例句
  • They employ a full‑time domestic helper to manage the house.
  • Many families in the city hire a domestic helper to look after the children.
  • The rights of live‑in domestic helpers are a serious social issue.

helper verb

1
/hˈɛlpɚ vˈɚb/
fixed phrase technical

auxiliary verb in grammar

A verb like "be", "have", or "do" that goes with another verb to show time, questions, or other grammar meanings.

例句
  • In the sentence "She is running", the word "is" is a helper verb.
  • English learners often forget to use a helper verb in questions.
  • The teacher used charts to explain how helper verbs work.

kitchen helper

1
/kˈɪt͡ʃən hˈɛlpɚ/
fixed phrase

tool that makes kitchen work easier

A tool or small machine that helps you do jobs in the kitchen more easily.

例句
  • This cutting board with holes is a clever kitchen helper for draining vegetables.
  • The new blender has become my favorite kitchen helper.
  • They sell many plastic kitchen helpers on that TV show.

little helper

1
/lˈɪtəl hˈɛlpɚ/
fixed phrase

child who helps an adult

A friendly way to call a child who is helping an adult with small jobs.

例句
  • Come here, my little helper, and stir the soup.
  • Her little helper carried the shopping bags into the house.
  • He loves being Daddy’s little helper when fixing things.

mother's helper

1
/mˈʌðɚz hˈɛlpɚ/
fixed phrase

young helper for childcare and housework

A child or teenager who helps a mother (or parent) with children and housework, usually in the family’s home and often for a small payment.

例句
  • They hired a neighborhood girl as a mother’s helper during the summer.
  • As a mother’s helper, she plays with the kids while the parents do other tasks.
  • Being a mother’s helper is a common first job for teenagers.

Mother's little helper

1
/mˈʌðɚz lˈɪtəl hˈɛlpɚ/
idiom informal

slang for a calming pill

An informal, often humorous or critical way to talk about a pill, such as a tranquilizer, that a person takes to feel calmer and deal with stress.

例句
  • The song jokes about mothers relying on 'Mother’s little helper' to get through the day.
  • He called his anxiety medication 'Mother’s little helper' and laughed.
  • Some critics say people are turning to a modern 'Mother’s little helper' instead of finding real solutions.

teacher's helper

1
/tˈit͡ʃɚz hˈɛlpɚ/
fixed phrase

student who helps a teacher

A child or student who helps the teacher with small jobs in the classroom.

例句
  • Each week the teacher chooses one student to be the teacher's helper.
  • As the teacher's helper, she passed out worksheets to the class.
  • My son was so proud to be the teacher's helper today.

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