B1 [ T ] to stop someone or something from being killed, injured, or destroyed挽救,搭救,救助
B1 to stop someone from being killed使(某人)免遭杀害;救(某人)的性命
informal to help someone escape from a difficult or unpleasant situation帮助(某人)脱离困境(或窘境)
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Conservationists are fighting to save our hedgerows.
The doctors made one last desperate attempt to save the boy's life.
Many brave men fell in the fight to save the city.
Drastic measures must be taken if we are to save the planet.
We did everything we could to save her but she died.
A2 [ I or T ] to keep something, especially money, for use in the future保存,储存;储蓄,攒钱
A2 [ I or T ] to put information into a computer's memory or onto a computer disk将(计算机上的信息)存盘,保存
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I've never been very good at saving money.
Try to save some money for your holiday.
I thought I'd save the champagne for a special occasion.
I saved a couple of chocolates to give to Ben.
He'd saved the email to show me.
B1 [ I or T ] to prevent time, money, or effort being wasted or spent节约,节省
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If we cut across the field, it'll save time.
We'd save time on our journey if we went by train.
It would save time if we did the two tasks together.
I'll pick up your book while I'm there and it will save you the bother.
I could speak on your behalf and it would save you from going.
in football or similar games, when a player stops the ball from going into the goal when it is hit or kicked by a player from the other team(足球等球类运动中)救(球),阻止对方得(分)
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