succor

n.救援；援助者；〈美〉同“succour”；〈古〉援军

v.救济

网络释义：救助；帮助；尊享免费救援

v.abandon

n.enemy

v.aid,assist,comfort,repeve,support

n.repef,assistance,benefactor,rescuer,provider

网络释义

n.1.援助,救援;援助者,支援物品;〈古〉援军2.〈美〉同“succour”

v.1.帮助,救济,支援

na.1.“succour”的变体

n.1.<AmE>Same as succour2.help given to someone who is in serious need

v.1.to help someone

na.1.The variant of succour

1.援助 abottoir 屠宰场，角斗场 succor 救助，援助 rancor 深仇，怨恨 ...

2.救援 recourse n. 依赖，求助 succor n. 救助，救援 demotic a. 通俗的，跟人民有关的，大众化的 ...

3.救助 recourse n. 依赖，求助 succor n. 救助，救援 demotic a. 通俗的，跟人民有关的，大众化的 ...

4.援军 圣之源 X＝890Y＝600 援军 SUCCOR 水之源 X＝1030Y＝500 ...

5.救济 courier（ 信使，送急件的人） succor（ 救助，救济，救援，援助） excurse（ 远足，旅行，游览） ...

6.帮助 recur 重现,再回到 succor 帮助,援助 credence 相信,可信赖 ...

7.尊享免费救援 happened 发生 succor 援助者，救助者 button 纽扣,按钮 ...

1.When he had arrived at this stage of succor which he was administering to this dying man, the officer opened his eyes.正当他把那垂死的人救到现阶段时，那军官的眼睛睁开了。

2.It is unnecessary to say that no one claimed it, and that it did not succor M. Mabeuf.不用说，谁也不曾往认领，它对马白夫先生也一点没有帮助。

3.Their succor amounted to a blood-letting and a few cold compresses.他们的救助方法就是放血或用冷敷布降温。

4.Being incompetent and ineffective, it must not be asked to succor the poor ; it will only louse things up or make things worse.是无能力的和无效的，它不能被跟救援贫穷者要求；

5.You struggle in vain; no more human succor is possible.你挣扎，毫无用处。人力已无能为力。

6.And for all the abundance he sees, he finds the questions put to him ask where men may repair for succor from the troubles that beset them.在他所看见的所有富饶的一切中，他发现这些问题被放到自己面前：问从困扰着他们的困难中人们到哪儿才能得到援助。

7.Because we do not rest, we lost our way. We lose the nourishment that gives us succor.因为我们从不休息，以致迷失了方向。失去了为我们补充能量的营养。

8.Conclusions Attaching importance to lash-up nursing management before disaster is beneficial to the succor of common health accidents.结论重视灾前应急管理，有利于突发公共卫生事件的急救。

9.The succor is a great consolation to the victims of the deadly earthquake in Sichuan.救援人员带给遭受四川地震的灾民极大的慰籍。

10.That's providing succor for critics looking to preserve the hands-off approach to business that's dominated Washington for decades.这让那些救助计划的批评者们获得了翻盘的机会，他们希望能够保留华盛顿坚持了数十年的不干涉市场的做法。