to save
- verb
- /seɪv/
- I decided to save some money for a vacation next year.
- save money
- save for retirement
- saving and spending
To me it's his money to save or spend how he wants.
- To me it's his money to save or spend how he wants.
- I think you actually save a bite or two.
- We have to find ways to save as much as we can.
- Good Ranchers wants to help you save in a season of spending.
- So if I were you, I'd save your tokens for Skee Ball.
Examples
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Good Ranchers wants to help you save in a season of spending.
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You saved me, now it's my turn.
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I just wanted to to save this moment for myself.
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And I think I better save that for next time.
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We have to find ways to save as much as we can.
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I found out you can save your points for up to five years.
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I am because I feel like I want to save that for marriage.
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We saved a spot for you.
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I'm going to save the biggest one for last.
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Libraries can also offer programs for parents and teens about saving and paying for college.
Academic text (2015)
Synonyms
To store something for later use
To keep something for someone to use later
To put something away to use later
To keep something for a particular person or purpose
To hide money or things in a secret place for later
To put money aside little by little for something you want
Save money or time for a special purpose
Leave an option available for later use
To collect and keep large amounts of food or other things for future use
Keep something to use at a later time
Keep something for later use
Keep something available while you delay a final decision
Put something in a hidden place to use later
To place papers in order and keep them where you can find them later
To put something in a safe place to use later
Put money aside to use if something unexpected happens
Save part of something to use later
Save money for future use
To save money or keep goods for later
To put something away in a safe place to keep it
To hide things like food or money in a secret place for later use
To save money little by little to use later
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
Phrasal Verbs
- Offensive
To help someone out of a dangerous or very bad situation at the last moment
Compounds
- Offensive
A man who keeps helping women in a way that is too much and makes him seem foolish and self-important
How Reserved
Surface Forms
Etymology
Save comes from Latin salvare 'to make safe', and it grew to mean 'keep for later'. So to save money is to keep it safe for the future.