requestaid

verb
UK /rɪˈkwest eɪd/
US /rɪˈkwɛst eɪd/

To ask someone to give you help.

When the boat started sinking, the sailors used the radio to requestaid from the coast guard.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. To formally ask an organization or government to provide money or supplies for a project.

The village council decided to requestaid from the national disaster fund after the flood.

3. To send out a signal asking for emergency help.

The hikers used their satellite phone to requestaid when the storm hit.

4. To ask a person in charge to give you extra support or resources.

The teacher had to requestaid from the principal to buy new books for the class.