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save

save

145 4.1
A play by a goalkeeper or pitcher that stops the other team from scoring
  • noun
  • /seɪv/
  • Specialized
translation icon : parada (fútbol, portero)
  • An amazing save by the Tiger goalie!

So I didn't I didn't feel comfortable and didn't make enough saves, didn't make to make myself important for the club.

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Examples

Synonyms

3.4

A very impressive move that stops a ball or shot from going into the goal

is the normal act of preventing a score without focusing on spectacle

Antonyms

1.0

To let something happen or let someone do something

13 5.5

To give something to another person or group against your will

Idioms

to save the day
  • Informal
72 2.8

To stop a big problem at the last moment

to save face
  • Informal
25 5.3

Keep respect in front of others after making a mistake

3 2.9

Put money aside to use if something unexpected happens

to save a buck
  • Informal
2 6.4

Spend less money than usual when you buy something

1 9.3

To help someone out of a dangerous or embarrassing situation at the last moment

7.7

To stop wasting time trying to convince someone who will not listen

Compounds

1 4.4

A software command that saves all open files at once

captain save a hoe
  • Offensive
9.9

A man who keeps helping women in a way that is too much and makes him seem foolish and self-important

A very impressive move that stops a ball or shot from going into the goal

9.1

A container that holds waste so it can be reused or recycled later

9.9

A small sail set beside a larger sail to catch extra wind

9.9

A net hung between ship and pier to catch things that fall into the water

How Difficult

save
  • Specialized
145 4.1

Surface Forms

save singular
saves plural

Etymology

Save as a noun in sport comes from the idea 'to make safe' from Latin salvare, so a 'save' is an action that keeps the team from losing a score. So a goalkeeper's or pitcher's save stops the other team from scoring.