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Detailed Translations for lend a hand from English to German
lend a hand:
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to lend a hand (help; support; give a hand)
Conjugations for lend a hand:
present
- lend a hand
- lend a hand
- lends a hand
- lend a hand
- lend a hand
- lend a hand
simple past
- lent a hand
- lent a hand
- lent a hand
- lent a hand
- lent a hand
- lent a hand
present perfect
- have lent a hand
- have lent a hand
- has lent a hand
- have lent a hand
- have lent a hand
- have lent a hand
past continuous
- was lending a hand
- were lending a hand
- was lending a hand
- were lending a hand
- were lending a hand
- were lending a hand
future
- shall lend a hand
- will lend a hand
- will lend a hand
- shall lend a hand
- will lend a hand
- will lend a hand
continuous present
- am lending a hand
- are lending a hand
- is lending a hand
- are lending a hand
- are lending a hand
- are lending a hand
subjunctive
- be lent a hand
- be lent a hand
- be lent a hand
- be lent a hand
- be lent a hand
- be lent a hand
diverse
- lend a hand!
- let's lend a hand!
- lent a hand
- lending a hand
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they
Translation Matrix for lend a hand:
Verb | Related Translations | Other Translations |
assistieren | give a hand; help; lend a hand; support | aid; assist; help; help out |
beistehen | give a hand; help; lend a hand; support | aid; assist; attend; back; back up; be attentive; be charitable to; be helpful; carry; carry along; do good; extend the hand; help; make oneself useful; prop up; second; shore; support |
helfen | give a hand; help; lend a hand; support | accomodate; aid; assist; attend; back; back up; be attentive; be charitable to; be helpful; be of help; be useful; do good; extend the hand; have to; help; make do; make ends meet; make oneself useful; make someone glad; make someone happy; must; need; oblige; oblige someone with; prop up; second; want |
mithelfen | give a hand; help; lend a hand; support | accomodate; aid; assist; attend; back; back up; be attentive; be helpful; be of help; do good; extend the hand; help; help out; make oneself useful; oblige; prop up; second |