saved

UK
/seɪvd/
US
/seɪvd/

Übersetzungen

savedpartizip perfekt
UK
/seɪvd/
US
/seɪvd/
Past-participle adjective; comparative and superlative forms are not standard.
The saved passengers were grateful to the rescue team.
Спасённые пассажиры были благодарны спасательной команде.
The saved document was easy to retrieve.
Сохранённый документ было легко найти.
savedsubstantiv
saved
Pl.
UK
/seɪvd/
US
/seɪvd/
Used chiefly with the definite article to denote people delivered from sin.
Synonyme
the saved
saved ones
the redeemed
the faithful
the converted
the elect
saveverb

saved

Präteritum

saved
Präteritum
saved
Partizip Perfekt
saving
Gerundium
UK
/seɪv/
US
/seɪv/
I need to save my work before the computer shuts down.
Мне нужно сохранить свою работу, прежде чем компьютер выключится.
The lifeguard managed to save the drowning swimmer.
Спасатель сумел спасти тонущего пловца.
We should save money for our vacation.
Нам следует экономить деньги на отпуск.
He tried to save his friend from making a mistake.
Он пытался уберечь своего друга от ошибки.

Definitionen

savedpartizip perfekt
Kept safe or rescued from harm or danger.
The saved documents were stored securely in the cloud.
Preserved for future use or benefit.
The saved money was used to fund their vacation.
In a religious context, having been delivered from sin or its consequences.
The saved souls gathered for the prayer meeting.
savedsubstantiv
Those who have been saved, especially from spiritual or moral peril.
The church prays for the saved and the unsaved alike.
saveverb
To rescue or deliver from harm, danger, or loss.
The lifeguard managed to save the child from drowning.
To keep and store up for future use.
She decided to save a portion of her salary each month.
To prevent the waste or loss of something.
Turning off the lights when you leave a room can save electricity.
To preserve data by storing it in a computer or other device.
Make sure to save your work frequently to avoid losing it.
To avoid spending money unnecessarily.
He managed to save money by cooking at home instead of eating out.
To stop or deflect (a shot on goal) thereby preventing a score in sports such as soccer or hockey.
The goalkeeper dived to save the penalty.
To reserve or set aside for later use or for a particular person.
Could you save me a seat near the front?
To absolve from sin or spiritual death; redeem.
They prayed that faith would save their souls.
To spare someone from having to do or experience something; to relieve or free.
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