help

Topic: COMPUTERS

help
2 noun

help2 S1 W1

1 [uncountable] things you do to make it easier or possible for someone to do something:

Thank you for all your help.

help with

Do you want any help with the washing-up?

Old people may need help decorating their homes.

Ask for help if necessary.

with the help of somebody/with somebody's help

We manage, with the help of a nurse who comes daily.

She screamed at them to go and get help.

2 [singular, uncountable] if someone or something is a help to you, they are useful and make it easier for you to do something:

That map isn't much help.

with the help of something

I managed to make myself understood with the help of a phrase book.

be of great/little/no/some etc help (to somebody)

Let me know if I can be of any help to you.

be a (great/big/tremendous/real etc) help (to somebody)

Any information would be a great help.

You've been a real help to me, Carrie.

3 [uncountable] advice, treatment, information, or money which is given to people who need it:

A lot of these children need professional help.

help with

You may be able to ask for help with the rent.

We received no help from the police.

4TD [uncountable] a part of a computer program that helps someone using it by giving additional information

American EnglishBODH someone's servant or servants

Definition of help from the Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English within
the topic COMPUTERS