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lifesaver in German

lifesaver in German is Lebensretter, Rettungsanker, Segen — lifesaver means someone or something that saves a person's life, especially by rescue.

lifesaver in German

Lebensretter
noun
Someone or something that saves lives.
Rettungsanker
noun
(figurative) Someone or something that is very useful or helpful.
Segen
noun
(figurative) Someone or something that is very useful or helpful.
rettender Anker
noun
(figurative) Someone or something that is very useful or helpful.

What does "lifesaver" mean?

  1. noun Someone or something that saves a person's life, especially by rescue.
    "The off-duty nurse was a lifesaver after the crash."
  2. noun Someone or something extremely useful or helpful in a difficult situation.
    "This spare charger has been an absolute lifesaver on the trip."
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lifesaver in a sentence

  • The off-duty nurse was a lifesaver after the crash.
  • This spare charger has been an absolute lifesaver on the trip.
  • Her notes were a lifesaver before the exam.

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What is "lifesaver" in German?

"lifesaver" in German is Lebensretter, Rettungsanker, Segen. lifesaver means: Someone or something that saves a person's life, especially by rescue.

How do you use "lifesaver" in a sentence?

Example: "The off-duty nurse was a lifesaver after the crash." In German, "lifesaver" is Lebensretter, Rettungsanker, Segen.

Are there other ways to say "lifesaver" in German?

Yes — German has 4 translations listed for "lifesaver": Lebensretter, Rettungsanker, Segen, rettender Anker.

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