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giúp

Pronunciation Northern /zup˧˥/ Central /jṵp˩˧/ Southern /jup˧˥/
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help

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2 senses
Meaning
2 senses
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Sense 1 Verb
to help Core Actions & OperationTheme Greetings & Basic ExchangesTheme

To provide support or contribute effort to help another person complete a specific task or goal.

vi Bạn có thể giúp tôi xách túi đồ này được không?

en Can you help me carry this bag?

Sense 2 Verb
to do for Greetings & Basic ExchangesTheme

The act of performing a task on behalf of someone else to provide them with assistance.

vi Tôi sẽ đi chợ giúp mẹ vào sáng mai.

en I will go to the market for my mother tomorrow morning.

Similar
giúp đỡ / giúp việc / giúp ích / giúp lễ …
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Use
trợ giúp / cứu giúp / phụ giúp / Core Actions & Operation …
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Questions and answers

What does “giúp” mean?

In English, “giúp” means “help”.

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