Examples of using Offered help in English and their translations into Turkish
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We have offered help.
The Soviets recognized the Viet Minh as well, and also offered help.
Antoine offered help with Mum's work.
The Soviets recognized the Viet Minh as well, and also offered help.
You offered help and she took it.
People also translate
The Soviets recognized the Viet Minh as well, and also offered help.
And also offered help. The Soviets recognized the Viet Minh as well.
The Soviets recognized the Viet Minh as well, and also offered help.
And also offered help. The Soviets recognized the Viet Minh as well.
It would ask for it if it were needed. Many countries offered help and the State Department said.
And also offered help. The Soviets recognized the Viet Minh as well.
It would ask for it if it were needed. Many countries offered help and the State Department said.
And also offered help. The Soviets recognized the Viet Minh as well.
It would ask for it if it were needed. Many countries offered help and the State Department said.
My crew and I offered help to a boat in distress, help which was refused.
It would ask for it if it were needed. Many countries offered help and the State Department said.
Many countries offered help and the State Department said… it would ask for it if it were needed.
It would ask for it if it were needed. Many countries offered help and the State Department said.
It would ask for it if it were needed. Many countries offered help and the State Department said.
Offer help only when you absolutely have to.
He came offering help!
Lord? She's offering help.
She's offering help.- Lord?
But you can't just follow anyone who offers help.- I know.
I know. But you can't just follow anyone who offers help.
I could offer help.
Mr. Brunner, offer help.
Not one country or lord offers help?
Also in diplomatic news:Serbian President Boris Tadic offers help in the Greek-Macedonia name dispute and Macedonia's Nikola Gruevski wraps up a visit to Israel.
The Crisis Helpline of theFinnish Association for Mental Health(Suomen Mielenterveysseura) offers help in the form of discussion for those in a crisis situation.