help oneself
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ˌhɛlp wʌnˈsɛlf/ · UK /ˌhelp wʌnˈself/
help oneself means: To take food or other things yourself, often after someone has invited you to do so.
verb
To take food or other things yourself, often after someone has invited you to do so.
- Help yourself to a biscuit.
- The guests helped themselves to drinks.
- Can I help myself to a clean towel?
To control your actions or feelings; usually used when saying you cannot stop yourself.
- I ate another biscuit; I could not help myself.
- She could not help herself and started laughing.
- Can you help yourself when someone offers you chocolate?
To do something that makes your own situation better or solves your own problem.
- You can help yourself by asking for advice.
- She helped herself recover by taking regular walks.
- People need opportunities to help themselves.
Questions about help oneself
What does help oneself mean?
To take food or other things yourself, often after someone has invited you to do so.
What is help oneself in other languages?
Türkçe: kendine almak · Español: servirse · Français: se servir · Deutsch: sich bedienen · Italiano: servirsi · 日本語: 自分で取る
How do you pronounce help oneself?
In American English /ˌhɛlp wʌnˈsɛlf/; in British English /ˌhelp wʌnˈself/.
How do you use help oneself in a sentence?
Help yourself to a biscuit. The guests helped themselves to drinks.
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