Helpers: meaning, definitions and examples

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helpers

 

[ ˈhɛlpərz ]

Context #1

support

Individuals or tools that assist in completing tasks or achieving goals.

Synonyms

aid, assistant, assistant, supporter

Examples of usage

  • The volunteers are valuable helpers in the community.
  • Technology has become an indispensable helper in modern life.
Context #2

sports

A player who assists in scoring by passing the ball to a teammate.

Synonyms

assistant, assistant player, passer

Examples of usage

  • The point guard is known for being a great helper on the basketball court.
  • She is a skilled helper in setting up goals for her team.
Context #3

computing

A function or subroutine that assists in performing a specific task within a program.

Synonyms

auxiliary function, subroutine, utility function

Examples of usage

  • The helper function simplifies the code by handling repetitive tasks.
  • Programmers often create helpers to improve code readability.

Translations

Translations of the word "helpers" in other languages:

🇵🇹 ajudantes

🇮🇳 सहायक

🇩🇪 Helfer

🇮🇩 pembantu

🇺🇦 допоміжники

🇵🇱 pomocnicy

🇯🇵 ヘルパー

🇫🇷 assistants

🇪🇸 ayudantes

🇹🇷 yardımcılar

🇰🇷 도우미

🇸🇦 مساعدون

🇨🇿 pomocníci

🇸🇰 pomocníci

🇨🇳 助手

🇸🇮 pomočniki

🇮🇸 hjálpar

🇰🇿 көмекшілер

🇬🇪 დახმარები

🇦🇿 köməkçilər

🇲🇽 ayudantes

Word origin

The word 'helper' originated from the Old English word 'helpere', which is derived from the Proto-Germanic word 'helpan'. The concept of a helper has been prevalent in various cultures throughout history, with individuals providing assistance and support to others in need. The role of a helper is often seen as noble and essential in achieving common goals and objectives.

See also: helper, helpful, helpfully, helpfulness, helping, helpless, helplessly, helplessness, unhelpful.