save in Latin
save in Latin is adiuvo, auxilior, iuvo — save means to rescue someone or something from harm or danger.
save in Latin
adiuvo
auxilior
iuvo
opitulor
subvenio
succurro
servo
What does "save" mean?
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verb To rescue someone or something from harm or danger.
"The lifeguard saved the swimmer from drowning."
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verb To set aside money or resources for future use.
"She saves ten percent of every paycheck."
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verb To store a computer file or data so it isn't lost.
"Remember to save your work before closing the laptop."
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verb In sport, to stop an opponent from scoring, especially in goalkeeping.
"The goalkeeper made a stunning save in the final minute."
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save in a sentence
- The lifeguard saved the swimmer from drowning.
- Quick thinking saved the company from bankruptcy.
- She saves ten percent of every paycheck.
- We're saving up for a holiday next year.
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What is "save" in Latin?
"save" in Latin is adiuvo, auxilior, iuvo. save means: To rescue someone or something from harm or danger.
How do you use "save" in a sentence?
Example: "The lifeguard saved the swimmer from drowning." In Latin, "save" is adiuvo, auxilior, iuvo.
Are there other ways to say "save" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 7 translations listed for "save": adiuvo, auxilior, iuvo, opitulor, subvenio, succurro.
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