lifesaver in Japanese
lifesaver in Japanese is ライフセーバー, 天与 — lifesaver means someone or something that saves a person's life, especially by rescue.
lifesaver in Japanese
ライフセーバー
Pronounced: raifusēbā
Someone or something that saves lives.
天与
Pronounced: ten'yo
(figurative) Someone or something that is very useful or helpful.
What does "lifesaver" mean?
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noun Someone or something that saves a person's life, especially by rescue.
"The off-duty nurse was a lifesaver after the crash."
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noun Someone or something extremely useful or helpful in a difficult situation.
"This spare charger has been an absolute lifesaver on the trip."
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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Frequently asked questions
What is "lifesaver" in Japanese?
"lifesaver" in Japanese is ライフセーバー, 天与. lifesaver means: Someone or something that saves a person's life, especially by rescue.
How do you pronounce ライフセーバー?
"lifesaver" in Japanese is ライフセーバー, pronounced "raifusēbā".
How do you use "lifesaver" in a sentence?
Example: "The off-duty nurse was a lifesaver after the crash." In Japanese, "lifesaver" is ライフセーバー, 天与.
Are there other ways to say "lifesaver" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "lifesaver": ライフセーバー, 天与.
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