saver
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4.6
- noun
- /ˈseɪvər/
:
rescatador
- I mean, you're a life saver.
Examples
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But you've been a real life-saver.
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You could be a life saver today.
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You are our life saver
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Barney, you are my life saver, thank you.
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Insurance may not seem like a necessity, but when an emergency arises, it's a life saver.
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Literally, a life saver.
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Sometimes, as part of a comprehensive treatment program, surgery can alleviate pain and be a life-saver.
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For these women and their partners, Tiller was not "an abortionist" but a life-saver.
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In times of catastrophic accidents or acute illness, surgery and drugs can be life savers, and it's good we have them.
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The firefighter was a true saver when he rescued the cat from the tree.
Synonyms
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2.8
A person who protects someone or something from harm
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3.2
A person who helps someone escape danger or harm
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2.8
A person who defends and cares for another person or thing
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1.4
A person who saves people or animals from danger
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3.0
A person or thing that helps you a lot when you are in trouble
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5.9
A person who rescues others from danger
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4.7
A person who protects people, traditions, or objects to keep them safe
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3.5
A person who gives very important help in a difficult situation
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5.6
A person who saves people or things from danger
A person who helps others in trouble
A person or vehicle that moves people from danger to safety in an emergency
A person who saves or gets back things from danger
Antonyms
Compounds
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2.9
A program that shows moving pictures on a computer screen when you are not using it
How Life-Saving
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Saver comes from the verb save, from the old Latin salvare meaning 'to rescue' or 'to keep safe', the same idea behind the word safe. So a saver can also be a person who rescues others and makes them 'safe'.