assisted

as·sist  (-sst)

v. as·sist·ed, as·sist·ing, as·sists

v.tr.

To give help or support to, especially as a subordinate or supplement; aid: The clerk assisted the judge by looking up related precedents. Her breathing was assisted by a respirator.

v.intr.

1. To give aid or support. See Synonyms at help.

2. To be present, as at a conference.

n.

1. An act of giving aid; help.

2. Sports

a. A fielding and throwing of a baseball in such a way that enables a teammate to put out a runner.

b. A pass, as in basketball or ice hockey, that enables the receiver to score a goal.

c. Official credit that is given for such a pass.

3. A mechanical device providing aid.

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[Middle English assisten, from Old French assister, from Latin assistere : ad-, ad- + sistere, to stand; see st- in Indo-European roots.]

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as·sister n.

Thesaurus

Adj.

1.

assisted - having help; often used as a combining form aided unassisted - lacking help

Translations

assisted [əˈsɪstɪd] ADJ assisted passage → pasaje m subvencionado
assisted place (Brit) (Scol) plaza de un colegio privado, subvencionada por el gobierno y destinada a alumnos seleccionados que no pueden sufragar las cuotas del mismo
assisted suicide → suicidio m asistido

assisted:

assisted living

n (US) → betreutes Wohnen

assisted place

n (Brit Sch) staatlich finanzierter Platz in einer Privatschule, der für einen Schüler aus bescheidenen Verhältnissen reserviert ist

assisted suicide

n → aktive Sterbehilfe