succour

n.

救助，帮助（尤指需要时）；

vt.

给予帮助；

复数：succours过去式：succoured过去分词：succoured现在分词：succouring第三人称单数：succours

1. Franklin Roosevelt's New Deal promised security and succour to those in need.
   富兰克林 - 罗斯福总统的“新政”许诺给予有需要的人以安全和救助。
2. This paper is an overview of the medical succour for the poor people in our country.
   本论文是对我国贫困人口医疗救助的研究综述。
3. The government is immediately bringing succour to those affected in the earthquake.
   政府立即为在地震中受到影响的居民提供救济。

1. It is our duty to help the distressed and succour those in peril.
   扶危济困是我们的职责。

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