help：帮助；促进；治疗；补救 n. 帮助；补救办法；帮忙者；有益的东西 vi. 帮助；有用；招待 n. (Help) 人名； ( 芬 ) 海尔普 语料库共检中 17,981 条：美剧 5000 · 电影 2981 · 原著 5000 · 演讲 5000
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We must feed the hungry and clothe the naked, but that is not helping them, that is propping them. The beggar who asks you to help him does not want to be helped. He wants to be propped. He wants you to license him and professionalize him as a beggar. You can only help a man to help himself. Help him to grow. You cannot help many people, for there are not many people willing to be helped on the inside. Not many willing to grow up.英文原著 · 《The University of Hard Knocks》
"'Help!--Help!--Help!' but nobody heard him except the Night-hawk, and he told the OLD-man that he would help him all he could; so he flew away up in the air--so far that he looked like a black speck. Then he came down straight and struck that rock an awful blow--'swow!'--and broke it in two pieces. Indeed he did. The blow was so great that it spoiled the Night-hawk's bill, forever--made it queer in shape, and jammed his head, so that it is queer, too. But he broke the rock, and OLD-man stood upon his feet.英文原著 · 《Indian Why Stories》
Twenty-eight children stated that they preferred to have help in selecting their books, 63 that they preferred to make their own choice, while nine said it depended. 49 said that they came to the library to get help in writing their compositions or in other school-work, while 51 said they did not, one proudly asserting, "I am capable of writing all my compositions myself," and another, seeming to think help a sort of disgrace, "I do not come to the library for help about anything at all."英文原著 · 《Library Work with Children》
But I have considered that passions are unreasonable and involuntary; if he loves, he can't help it; and if I don't love, I can't help it; no more than he can help his being a man, or I my being a woman: or no more than I can help my want of inclination to stay longer here. Come, Jenny.英文原著 · 《Love for Love》
``You do need some one--some woman,'' she went on. ``And I am anxious to help you all I can. I couldn't help you by marrying you. To me marriage means----'' She checked herself abruptly. ``No matter. I can help you, I think, as a friend. But if you wish to marry, you should take some one in your own class-- some one who's in sympathy with you. Then you and she could work it out together--could help each other.英文原著 · 《The Conflict》
"You can't help being yourself. You can't help being a very desirable creature so far as I am concerned. You have made me want you. You didn't intend to; you didn't try to. You were so made, that is all. And I was so made that I was ripe to want you. But I can't help being myself. I can't by an effort of will cease from wanting you, any more than you by an effort of will can make yourself undesirable to me."
"Oh, this desire!英文原著 · 《Adventure》