save
- noun
- /seɪv/
- Specialized
- 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.
- 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.
- He's, he's like, he's not just performing saves, he's, he's like winning games.
Examples
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Superb save, way down to his left.
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-Thanks for the save, bro.
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Oh, son, that was a good save on your toes.
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You know, he's been there for England over the years, and made fantastic saves for club and country.
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Casillas again providing a vital save for Real Madrid.
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Thanks for the save.
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Thank you, good save.
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Quality save.
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The goalkeeper made a brilliant save to prevent the opposing team from scoring.
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In the last game, the pitcher secured two crucial saves that helped the team win.
Synonyms
A very impressive move that stops a ball or shot from going into the goal
Antonyms
Idioms
- Offensive
To help someone out of a dangerous or embarrassing situation at the last moment
- Informal
To stop wasting time trying to convince someone who will not listen
Compounds
- Offensive
A man who keeps helping women in a way that is too much and makes him seem foolish and self-important
How Difficult
- Specialized
Surface Forms
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.