home help
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++ˌhome ˈhelp noun [countable] British EnglishMN someone who helps ill or old people in their homes with cleaning, cooking etc 〔帮助病人或老人的〕居家护理助手
Examples from the Corpus
home help• For example those over 75 are six times more likely to receive a home help than those aged 64-75.• Even a weekly visit by a local authority home help - when it was finally arranged - was not enough.• Local information from user and carer groups had revealed a basic home help cleaning service was highly valued by many clients.• Does the patient receive any services, e.g. district nurse; home help.• We urge parents to plan ahead for postpartum home help.• We've also got social work services, home help, meals on wheels, children's homes and old peoples homes.ˌhome ˈhelp nounChineseSyllable
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home help
ˌhome ˈhelp
noun [countable]
British English someone who helps ill or old people in their homes with cleaning, cooking etc
ˌhome ˈhelp
noun [countable]British English someone who helps ill or old people in their homes with cleaning, cooking etc