Definition of self-help in English:

self-help

noun ˌsɛlfˈhɛlpˈˌsɛlf ˈˌhɛlp

mass noun

1The use of one's own efforts and resources to achieve things without relying on others.
自助；自力更生
a reduction in the role of the state and an increasing reliance on self-help
普遍资本主义使国家职能的减少和自力更生的增加成为必要。
Example sentencesExamples
- This presumably will result in a greater unity as well as greater regional self-help.
- He was heard to express the view repeatedly that self-help was the better way of dealing with criminals.
- Erosion of the capacity for initiative and self-help is virtually complete.
- In self-help he seems to have found something he enjoys but is he actually helping anyone?
- Two recent analyses suggest that foreign aid involves self-help as much as good will.
- The event, which focused on self-help and self-esteem, left many in the audience underwhelmed.
- A related version of shiatsu, called do-in, is practised as a form of self-help.
- Is there a problem with a society so dedicated to self-help?
- The centre promotes self-help and complementary therapies for cancer sufferers to try and enhance their quality of life.
- The philosophy underpinning integrated healthcare places considerable emphasis on empowerment and self-help.
- For people who live and work in the city, cleaning up the place is obviously a matter of self-interest and self-help.
- The audience appears to be interested in self-help and personal awareness.
- What we have not done is ask whether self-help can sensibly be relied upon to deal with all the problems that limited liability causes for creditors.
- For most people with IBS, self-help is the best way to improve symptoms.
- They identify self-help and survival as the other two.
- The London-based comic created his life coach alter-ego to satirise the world of self-help and corporate jargon.
- It is almost impossible to assess the full magnitude of what self-help has done to America.
- Few seem to practice self-help, and even fewer turn to organising group therapy.
- To take something in execution was a legally authorized form of self-help.
- It is more like self-help with an enthusiastic cheerleader.
1. 1.1as modifier Designed to assist people in achieving things for themselves.
  使人自助的
  when I suffered from depression I went to a self-help group
  我意志消沉时就去一个自助团体。
  Example sentencesExamples
  The plan had a number of elements, but basically it was a self-help plan for our battalion to look out for ourselves.
  Featuring a self-help guide and medical encyclopaedia, visitors can diagnose their ailments via an interactive medium.
  The opening sections read more like a self-help manual, espousing the virtues of self-employment for spiritual growth.
  He was treated with antidepressant drugs but says that self-help groups put him on the road to recovery.
  As a self-help tool, the science can be used to get greater insight and understanding of one's inner being and true nature.

Definition of self-help in US English:

self-help

nounˈˌself ˈˌhelpˈˌsɛlf ˈˌhɛlp

1The use of one's own efforts and resources to achieve things without relying on others.
自助；自力更生
what government does is not a substitute for what people can do with encouragement and self-help
Example sentencesExamples
- Is there a problem with a society so dedicated to self-help?
- The audience appears to be interested in self-help and personal awareness.
- For people who live and work in the city, cleaning up the place is obviously a matter of self-interest and self-help.
- Two recent analyses suggest that foreign aid involves self-help as much as good will.
- The event, which focused on self-help and self-esteem, left many in the audience underwhelmed.
- This presumably will result in a greater unity as well as greater regional self-help.
- A related version of shiatsu, called do-in, is practised as a form of self-help.
- The centre promotes self-help and complementary therapies for cancer sufferers to try and enhance their quality of life.
- In self-help he seems to have found something he enjoys but is he actually helping anyone?
- Erosion of the capacity for initiative and self-help is virtually complete.
- The philosophy underpinning integrated healthcare places considerable emphasis on empowerment and self-help.
- He was heard to express the view repeatedly that self-help was the better way of dealing with criminals.
- It is almost impossible to assess the full magnitude of what self-help has done to America.
- What we have not done is ask whether self-help can sensibly be relied upon to deal with all the problems that limited liability causes for creditors.
- They identify self-help and survival as the other two.
- Few seem to practice self-help, and even fewer turn to organising group therapy.
- It is more like self-help with an enthusiastic cheerleader.
- The London-based comic created his life coach alter-ego to satirise the world of self-help and corporate jargon.
- To take something in execution was a legally authorized form of self-help.
- For most people with IBS, self-help is the best way to improve symptoms.
1. 1.1as modifier Designed to assist people in achieving things for themselves.
  使人自助的
  when I suffered from depression I went to a self-help group
  我意志消沉时就去一个自助团体。
  Example sentencesExamples
  The plan had a number of elements, but basically it was a self-help plan for our battalion to look out for ourselves.
  The opening sections read more like a self-help manual, espousing the virtues of self-employment for spiritual growth.
  He was treated with antidepressant drugs but says that self-help groups put him on the road to recovery.
  Featuring a self-help guide and medical encyclopaedia, visitors can diagnose their ailments via an interactive medium.
  As a self-help tool, the science can be used to get greater insight and understanding of one's inner being and true nature.

词汇	self-help
释义	Definition of self-help in English: self-help noun ˌsɛlfˈhɛlpˈˌsɛlf ˈˌhɛlp mass noun 1The use of one's own efforts and resources to achieve things without relying on others. 自助；自力更生 a reduction in the role of the state and an increasing reliance on self-help 普遍资本主义使国家职能的减少和自力更生的增加成为必要。 Example sentencesExamples This presumably will result in a greater unity as well as greater regional self-help. He was heard to express the view repeatedly that self-help was the better way of dealing with criminals. Erosion of the capacity for initiative and self-help is virtually complete. In self-help he seems to have found something he enjoys but is he actually helping anyone? Two recent analyses suggest that foreign aid involves self-help as much as good will. The event, which focused on self-help and self-esteem, left many in the audience underwhelmed. A related version of shiatsu, called do-in, is practised as a form of self-help. Is there a problem with a society so dedicated to self-help? The centre promotes self-help and complementary therapies for cancer sufferers to try and enhance their quality of life. The philosophy underpinning integrated healthcare places considerable emphasis on empowerment and self-help. For people who live and work in the city, cleaning up the place is obviously a matter of self-interest and self-help. The audience appears to be interested in self-help and personal awareness. What we have not done is ask whether self-help can sensibly be relied upon to deal with all the problems that limited liability causes for creditors. For most people with IBS, self-help is the best way to improve symptoms. They identify self-help and survival as the other two. The London-based comic created his life coach alter-ego to satirise the world of self-help and corporate jargon. It is almost impossible to assess the full magnitude of what self-help has done to America. Few seem to practice self-help, and even fewer turn to organising group therapy. To take something in execution was a legally authorized form of self-help. It is more like self-help with an enthusiastic cheerleader. 1.1as modifier Designed to assist people in achieving things for themselves. 使人自助的 when I suffered from depression I went to a self-help group 我意志消沉时就去一个自助团体。 Example sentencesExamples The plan had a number of elements, but basically it was a self-help plan for our battalion to look out for ourselves. Featuring a self-help guide and medical encyclopaedia, visitors can diagnose their ailments via an interactive medium. The opening sections read more like a self-help manual, espousing the virtues of self-employment for spiritual growth. He was treated with antidepressant drugs but says that self-help groups put him on the road to recovery. As a self-help tool, the science can be used to get greater insight and understanding of one's inner being and true nature. Definition of self-help in US English: self-help nounˈˌself ˈˌhelpˈˌsɛlf ˈˌhɛlp 1The use of one's own efforts and resources to achieve things without relying on others. 自助；自力更生 what government does is not a substitute for what people can do with encouragement and self-help Example sentencesExamples Is there a problem with a society so dedicated to self-help? The audience appears to be interested in self-help and personal awareness. For people who live and work in the city, cleaning up the place is obviously a matter of self-interest and self-help. Two recent analyses suggest that foreign aid involves self-help as much as good will. The event, which focused on self-help and self-esteem, left many in the audience underwhelmed. This presumably will result in a greater unity as well as greater regional self-help. A related version of shiatsu, called do-in, is practised as a form of self-help. The centre promotes self-help and complementary therapies for cancer sufferers to try and enhance their quality of life. In self-help he seems to have found something he enjoys but is he actually helping anyone? Erosion of the capacity for initiative and self-help is virtually complete. The philosophy underpinning integrated healthcare places considerable emphasis on empowerment and self-help. He was heard to express the view repeatedly that self-help was the better way of dealing with criminals. It is almost impossible to assess the full magnitude of what self-help has done to America. What we have not done is ask whether self-help can sensibly be relied upon to deal with all the problems that limited liability causes for creditors. They identify self-help and survival as the other two. Few seem to practice self-help, and even fewer turn to organising group therapy. It is more like self-help with an enthusiastic cheerleader. The London-based comic created his life coach alter-ego to satirise the world of self-help and corporate jargon. To take something in execution was a legally authorized form of self-help. For most people with IBS, self-help is the best way to improve symptoms. 1.1as modifier Designed to assist people in achieving things for themselves. 使人自助的 when I suffered from depression I went to a self-help group 我意志消沉时就去一个自助团体。 Example sentencesExamples The plan had a number of elements, but basically it was a self-help plan for our battalion to look out for ourselves. The opening sections read more like a self-help manual, espousing the virtues of self-employment for spiritual growth. He was treated with antidepressant drugs but says that self-help groups put him on the road to recovery. Featuring a self-help guide and medical encyclopaedia, visitors can diagnose their ailments via an interactive medium. As a self-help tool, the science can be used to get greater insight and understanding of one's inner being and true nature.
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