The phrase "assisted around" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts where someone is helping or guiding others in a specific area or situation, but it is not commonly used.
Example: "She assisted around the office during the busy season, helping colleagues with their tasks."
Alternatives: "helped in" or "supported in".
Staff from the British embassy are also assisting around 300 British nationals caught up in the disaster and around 100 people between the ages of four months and 70 returned home yesterday.
What they didn't say: It is packed with so much accident-avoidance technology, including backup collision intervention, distance control assist, around view monitor with moving object detection and blind spot intervention, that it seems custom-designed to make even decent drivers doubt their skills.
All patients were assessed and treated within 24 hours of admission and medically stable patients were assisted to move around as per their activity tolerance.
He hasn't practised as a doctor in a structured way for the past decade, he says, his time taken up travelling overseas to learn from countries where assisted euthanasia is more accepted, and running workshops on voluntary euthanasia and assisted suicide around the world.
The app, which captures snippets of songs in the field and compares them to existing recordings, was co-created by Tom Stephenson, who joins Kormann for some technologically assisted birding around Prospect Park, in Brooklyn.
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When I was around 12 I assisted my mom in laying a stone path around our above-ground pool.
Isabel and her partner called the police and were assisted by others around them.
Back in 2013 the organisation launched a campaign to change the law around assisted dying.
In some cases, America has assisted freedom fighters around the world who are seeking to overthrow corrupt regimes.
