assists

assist的音标是[əˈsɪst]，基本翻译是帮助，援助。速记技巧可以是将其拆分为“a-ssist”，其中“a”可以代表一个，“ss”可以代表两个手，这样可以帮助记忆。

assist的英文词源：

assist这个词源自于拉丁语的assistere，其原意为“to help to stand up”，也就是帮助站起的意思。

变化形式：

1. 过去式：assisted

2. 过去分词：assisted

3. 现在分词： assisting

4. 复数： assists

相关单词：

1. assistance - n.帮助，援助

2. auxiliary - adj.辅助的，附加的

3. assistanceive - adj.有帮助的，辅助的

4. assistive technology - n.辅助技术，辅助器具

5. assistant - n.助手，助理

6. assistingly - adv.帮助地，协助地

7. assisted suicide - n.辅助自杀

8. assisted living - n.辅助生活设施

9. assisting hand - n.助手，协助者

10. assisting physician - n.协助医师，辅助医师

以上这些单词都与assist有着密切的联系，它们在英语中表示帮助、援助、辅助等含义。同时，这些单词也反映了英语词汇的多样性和变化性。

常用短语：

1. assist in

2. provide assistance

3. back up

4. offer support

5. aid

6. contribute to

7. help out

例句：

1. The coach assisted in training the new players.

2. The teacher provided assistance to the struggling student.

3. The backup player backed up the starter in the game.

4. She always offers support to those in need.

5. Aid was provided to the victims of the disaster.

6. My participation contributed to the success of the event.

7. I helped out with the cleaning after the party.

英文小作文：

标题：Assistance in Difficult Times

Life can be challenging at times, and it"s important to have people around us who can provide assistance when we need it most. Whether it"s a friend offering support, a family member backing us up, or a stranger helping out, these moments of assistance can make a huge difference in our lives.

When we"re going through tough times, it"s not always easy to know where to turn for help. But if we"re open and receptive, we"ll find that there are people willing to lend a hand and offer support. These moments of assistance can be a source of strength and encouragement, helping us to get through difficult times and emerge stronger on the other side.

In my own life, I"ve been fortunate to have had many moments of assistance from friends and family. It"s these moments that have taught me the importance of being there for others when they need help, and of receiving help when we ourselves are in need. It"s a cycle of kindness that we all play a part in, and one that I believe is essential for building strong and resilient communities.