assistere

1. v/t assist, help

(curare) nurse

2. v/i (essere presente) be present (a at), attend (a something)

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assistere v.tr.

1 to assist, to support, to help, to aid, to favour: se la fortuna vi assiste, if fortune favours you; ti assisterò come posso, I'll give you all the assistance I can

2 (curare) to nurse, to tend, to look after, to cure: assistere gli ammalati, to nurse (o to cure o to look after) the sick

◆ v. intr. to be present (at sthg.); to attend (sthg.); (essere testimone) to witness (sthg.), to be a witness: assistere a una cerimonia, to be present at a ceremony; assistere a un incidente stradale, to witness a road accident; assistere a una lezione, to attend (o to go to) a lesson; assistere a una partita di calcio, to watch a football match.

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1. [as'sistere]

vb irreg vi

(aus avere)

assistere a — (essere presente) to be present at, attend, (incidente, scena) to witness, (spettacolo) to watch, (sorvegliare: lavori, esami) to supervise

2. vt

(aiutare) to assist, (malato) to look after, (curare) to treat

assiste la madre ammalata — she's looking after her sick mother

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[as'sistere] 1.

verbo transitivo

1) (aiutare) to assist, to aid (in in, with; nel fare to do, in doing)

che Dio mi assista! — God help me!

2) (curare) to attend, to nurse [malato]

2.

verbo intransitivo (aus. avere)

assistere a — (essere presente) to watch [spettacolo, partita]; to attend [cerimonia, lezione, riunione]; (osservare) to witness [incidente, rapina]

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assistere

/as'sistere/ [21]

I verbo transitivo

 1 (aiutare) to assist, to aid (in in, with; nel fare to do, in doing); che Dio mi assista! God help me!

 2 (curare) to attend, to nurse [malato]

II verbo intransitivo

 (aus. avere) assistere a (essere presente) to watch [spettacolo, partita]; to attend [cerimonia, lezione, riunione]; (osservare) to witness [incidente, rapina].