Definition of unaided in English:

unaided

adjectiveʌnˈeɪdɪdˌənˈeɪdəd

Needing or having no assistance; without help.
she can no longer walk unaided
Example sentencesExamples
- Ten years ago, Pen Hadow vowed to trek to the North Pole alone and unaided.
- To walk unaided three tentative steps from mother's to father's arms is a cause for high celebration and congratulation.
- When the tests were completed, Soeharto walked unaided from the hospital to a waiting Volkswagen minivan.
- Bobbie can no longer walk unaided and has difficulty talking while her sister Danni is now beginning to lose her balance and her ability to speak.
- Contact the Elderly brings a bond of friendship to elderly people who cannot easily get out unaided and therefore lack social support.
- She can sit up straight, is able to stand unaided for short periods, and has been writing Christmas cards to her friends.
- And so it is that I leave Frank Cole to ponder the karmic mysteries of life, unaided by my good self.
- His condition improved until by October 1993 he could walk awkwardly, unaided.
- Although able to walk unaided, David often has to use a wheelchair.
- Which means that everything you see here - every last bit of it - I worked out for myself, entirely unaided.
- She was found to be unhurt and was able to walk unaided.
- It should be also noted that students from unaided schools perform better in competitive examinations.
- Since then pupils have had to use the zebra crossing outside the school gates unaided to cross the busy A4 road.
- Amie is completely immobile she can't walk or sit up unaided.
- Usually, once the experts are on hand it is easy to put things right, however unappealing your unaided attempts at composting may seem.
- It was extremely thick - my spoon was able to stand unaided - and looked rather like baby food, but it was quite tasty.
- He insisted on walking unaided for treatment, recovered and was able to join the royal family at Balmoral that October.
- What kind of doctors are we training who have never had to undertake a clinic unaided or cope alone with an unexpected event during surgery?
- The grouping of the five became visible by the unaided eye around April 20.
- The Queen Mother was taken to hospital yesterday in a royal Daimler and was able to negotiate the three steps into the building unaided.
Synonyms
alone, all alone, on one's own, in a solitary state, separately, singly, solitarily, unaccompanied, solo

Rhymes

gadid, unpersuaded, unshaded

Definition of unaided in US English:

unaided

adjectiveˌənˈeɪdədˌənˈādəd

Needing or having no assistance; without help.
she can no longer walk unaided
Example sentencesExamples
- It should be also noted that students from unaided schools perform better in competitive examinations.
- He insisted on walking unaided for treatment, recovered and was able to join the royal family at Balmoral that October.
- His condition improved until by October 1993 he could walk awkwardly, unaided.
- The Queen Mother was taken to hospital yesterday in a royal Daimler and was able to negotiate the three steps into the building unaided.
- Usually, once the experts are on hand it is easy to put things right, however unappealing your unaided attempts at composting may seem.
- She was found to be unhurt and was able to walk unaided.
- To walk unaided three tentative steps from mother's to father's arms is a cause for high celebration and congratulation.
- When the tests were completed, Soeharto walked unaided from the hospital to a waiting Volkswagen minivan.
- Ten years ago, Pen Hadow vowed to trek to the North Pole alone and unaided.
- The grouping of the five became visible by the unaided eye around April 20.
- And so it is that I leave Frank Cole to ponder the karmic mysteries of life, unaided by my good self.
- Since then pupils have had to use the zebra crossing outside the school gates unaided to cross the busy A4 road.
- Amie is completely immobile she can't walk or sit up unaided.
- Bobbie can no longer walk unaided and has difficulty talking while her sister Danni is now beginning to lose her balance and her ability to speak.
- Although able to walk unaided, David often has to use a wheelchair.
- She can sit up straight, is able to stand unaided for short periods, and has been writing Christmas cards to her friends.
- Contact the Elderly brings a bond of friendship to elderly people who cannot easily get out unaided and therefore lack social support.
- What kind of doctors are we training who have never had to undertake a clinic unaided or cope alone with an unexpected event during surgery?
- Which means that everything you see here - every last bit of it - I worked out for myself, entirely unaided.
- It was extremely thick - my spoon was able to stand unaided - and looked rather like baby food, but it was quite tasty.
Synonyms
alone, all alone, on one's own, in a solitary state, separately, singly, solitarily, unaccompanied, solo

单词	unaided
释义	Definition of unaided in English: unaided adjectiveʌnˈeɪdɪdˌənˈeɪdəd Needing or having no assistance; without help. she can no longer walk unaided Example sentencesExamples Ten years ago, Pen Hadow vowed to trek to the North Pole alone and unaided. To walk unaided three tentative steps from mother's to father's arms is a cause for high celebration and congratulation. When the tests were completed, Soeharto walked unaided from the hospital to a waiting Volkswagen minivan. Bobbie can no longer walk unaided and has difficulty talking while her sister Danni is now beginning to lose her balance and her ability to speak. Contact the Elderly brings a bond of friendship to elderly people who cannot easily get out unaided and therefore lack social support. She can sit up straight, is able to stand unaided for short periods, and has been writing Christmas cards to her friends. And so it is that I leave Frank Cole to ponder the karmic mysteries of life, unaided by my good self. His condition improved until by October 1993 he could walk awkwardly, unaided. Although able to walk unaided, David often has to use a wheelchair. Which means that everything you see here - every last bit of it - I worked out for myself, entirely unaided. She was found to be unhurt and was able to walk unaided. It should be also noted that students from unaided schools perform better in competitive examinations. Since then pupils have had to use the zebra crossing outside the school gates unaided to cross the busy A4 road. Amie is completely immobile she can't walk or sit up unaided. Usually, once the experts are on hand it is easy to put things right, however unappealing your unaided attempts at composting may seem. It was extremely thick - my spoon was able to stand unaided - and looked rather like baby food, but it was quite tasty. He insisted on walking unaided for treatment, recovered and was able to join the royal family at Balmoral that October. What kind of doctors are we training who have never had to undertake a clinic unaided or cope alone with an unexpected event during surgery? The grouping of the five became visible by the unaided eye around April 20. The Queen Mother was taken to hospital yesterday in a royal Daimler and was able to negotiate the three steps into the building unaided. Synonyms alone, all alone, on one's own, in a solitary state, separately, singly, solitarily, unaccompanied, solo Rhymes gadid, unpersuaded, unshaded Definition of unaided in US English: unaided adjectiveˌənˈeɪdədˌənˈādəd Needing or having no assistance; without help. she can no longer walk unaided Example sentencesExamples It should be also noted that students from unaided schools perform better in competitive examinations. He insisted on walking unaided for treatment, recovered and was able to join the royal family at Balmoral that October. His condition improved until by October 1993 he could walk awkwardly, unaided. The Queen Mother was taken to hospital yesterday in a royal Daimler and was able to negotiate the three steps into the building unaided. Usually, once the experts are on hand it is easy to put things right, however unappealing your unaided attempts at composting may seem. She was found to be unhurt and was able to walk unaided. To walk unaided three tentative steps from mother's to father's arms is a cause for high celebration and congratulation. When the tests were completed, Soeharto walked unaided from the hospital to a waiting Volkswagen minivan. Ten years ago, Pen Hadow vowed to trek to the North Pole alone and unaided. The grouping of the five became visible by the unaided eye around April 20. And so it is that I leave Frank Cole to ponder the karmic mysteries of life, unaided by my good self. Since then pupils have had to use the zebra crossing outside the school gates unaided to cross the busy A4 road. Amie is completely immobile she can't walk or sit up unaided. Bobbie can no longer walk unaided and has difficulty talking while her sister Danni is now beginning to lose her balance and her ability to speak. Although able to walk unaided, David often has to use a wheelchair. She can sit up straight, is able to stand unaided for short periods, and has been writing Christmas cards to her friends. Contact the Elderly brings a bond of friendship to elderly people who cannot easily get out unaided and therefore lack social support. What kind of doctors are we training who have never had to undertake a clinic unaided or cope alone with an unexpected event during surgery? Which means that everything you see here - every last bit of it - I worked out for myself, entirely unaided. It was extremely thick - my spoon was able to stand unaided - and looked rather like baby food, but it was quite tasty. Synonyms alone, all alone, on one's own, in a solitary state, separately, singly, solitarily, unaccompanied, solo
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