ADJ
- emergency
- humanitarian
- cash, development, economic, financial, food, legal, medical, military, relief
- Legal aid (= government money for legal advice) is a fundamental part of our system of justice
- federal, government, state
- bilateral, external, foreign, international, overseas
- The country relies on foreign aid
VERB + AID
- appeal for, call for
- The country's president has appealed for international aid in the wake of the disaster
- extend, give (sb), grant (sb), provide (sb with), send (sb)
- get, receive
- depend on, rely on
- promise
- cut (off), suspend, withdraw, withhold
- The British government has now suspended humanitarian aid to the area
AID + NOUN
- agency, worker
- budget, package, programme
- a $14 million aid package
VERB + AID
- ask for, enlist
- We enlisted the aid of John and his family
- come/go to sb's (= to help someone)
- She screamed loudly and two people came to her aid
PREP
- in ~ of
- collecting money in aid of charity
- with/without the ~ of
- She is now able to walk with the aid of a stick
ADJ
- effective, essential, excellent, important, useful, valuable
- classroom, teaching, training
- audio-visual, computer, visual
- hearing, walking
- memory
- buoyancy
PREP
- ~ to
- essential aids to learning