saved
word · lemma: save
/ˈseɪvd/
sayvd
/sˈeɪvd/
sayvd
Definition
Kept something from being lost, wasted, or harmed; or rescued someone or something from danger. It also means to store information for future use, like saving a file on a computer.
Usage & Nuances
'Saved' can refer to money, documents, lives, or time. Common phrases: 'saved by the bell,' 'saved a file,' 'saved up money.' It is the past form of 'save' and can mean physically rescuing or simply keeping something for future use.
Spanish: guardado - ahorrado - salvadoPortuguese (BR): salvo - guardado - economizadoPortuguese (PT): salvo - guardado - poupadoChinese (Simplified): 保存 - 节省 - 挽救Chinese (Traditional): 保存 - 節省 - 挽救Hindi: बचाया - सुरक्षित किया - बचत कियाArabic: تم حفظه - مُنقَذ - موفّرBengali: রক্ষা করেছে - সংরক্ষণ করেছে - সঞ্চয় করেছেRussian: сохранил - спас - сэкономилJapanese: 保存した - 救った - 貯めたVietnamese: đã lưu - đã cứu - đã tiết kiệmKorean: 저장했다 - 구했다 - 절약했다Turkish: kaydetti - kurtardı - biriktirdiUrdu: بچایا - محفوظ کیا - جمع کیاIndonesian: telah menyimpan - telah menyelamatkan - telah menghemat
Example Sentences
The file was saved on my computer.
basic
He was saved from drowning by the lifeguard.
basic
She saved enough money to buy a bike.
basic
We finally saved up enough for our vacation.
natural
You should've saved your work before closing the program.
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That last-minute goal saved the team from losing the match.
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