Definition
to save (somebody): to help, to rescue (somebody)
You saved my life! This crocodile was going to eat me!
to save (money); to save (time): to not spend, to keep, to conserve (money), to set (money) aside; to gain (time)
I save the tickets to all the concerts I've been to.
to save (data): to keep (data) safe, to preserve (data), to record (data)
Save all your documents before you shut down the computer.
- "It is written in an ancient prophecy that one day, when the Earth is in trouble, an "Ice Accountant" will travel from the past to the future to save the Earth!"
- "Philip : But you save 2 dollars per unit!"
- "You ran into a tree, saved my personal assistant and rescued me from my captors."
- "We are hoping this initiative will save time and avoid hurt feelings (mainly my own)."
- "Well, it looks like you've saved me, Steve."
- "Yes, yes... "heart attack while saving orphans from a fire"."
- "Yes, yes... heart attack while saving orphans from a fire."
- "I have been saving pennies for the last 15 years."
- "Perhaps you're saving to buy an apartment, or planning a family: we'll help you out every step of the way."
- "Greenzo: Saving the earth while maintaining profitability."
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