| 释义 |
present tense third-person singular of to stand one in good stead as in aids to provide (someone) with what is useful or necessary to achieve an end Her good memory for names always stood her in good stead when she was at a party. -
aids -
assists -
helps -
bears a hand -
supports -
backs -
backstops -
reinforces -
abets -
props (up) -
saves -
facilitates -
guides -
bolsters -
encourages -
endorses -
sponsors -
comforts -
forwards -
promotes -
launches -
benefits -
furthers -
serves -
bails out -
ministers (to) -
champions -
attends -
fosters -
indorses -
patronizes -
buttresses -
rescues -
advances -
mentors -
eases -
sustains -
cares (for) -
profits -
advises -
reenforces -
succors -
boosts -
obliges -
counsels -
nurtures -
favors -
emboldens -
heartens -
delivers -
holds back -
blocks -
hinders -
handicaps -
bars -
opposes -
balks -
hampers -
interferes -
impedes -
inhibits -
constrains -
restrains -
obstructs -
baffles -
fails -
foils -
deserts -
inconveniences -
lets down -
frustrates -
thwarts -
strangles -
sabotages -
disappoints -
discourages -
retards -
damages -
stunts -
hurts -
disheartens -
harms -
stifles -
represses -
injures -
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