rescued

UK
/ˈres.kjuːd/
US
/ˈrɛs.kjud/
rescuedadjective
more rescued
Comp.
most rescued
Super.
UK
/ˈres.kjuːd/
US
/ˈrɛs.kjud/
Traducciones
The rescued hikers were grateful for the quick response of the search and rescue team.
Les randonneurs sauvés étaient reconnaissants de la rapidité d’intervention de l’équipe de recherche et de sauvetage.
Traducciones adicionales
secouruEmployé surtout dans un contexte de secours ou de sauvetage.
Definiciones
Having been saved from a dangerous or distressing situation.
The rescued hikers were grateful for the quick response of the search and rescue team.
rescueverb

rescued

Past Simple

rescued
Past Simple
rescued
Past Participle
rescuing
Gerund
UK
/ˈres.kjuː/
US
/ˈrɛs.kjuː/
Traducciones
The firefighters worked tirelessly to rescue the people trapped in the burning building.
Les pompiers ont travaillé sans relâche pour sauver les personnes piégées dans le bâtiment en feu.
Traducciones adicionales
secourirSouvent employé dans un contexte d’intervention ou d’assistance d’urgence.
Definiciones
To save someone or something from a dangerous or distressing situation.
The firefighters worked tirelessly to rescue the people trapped in the burning building.
rescuenoun
Definiciones
The act of saving someone or something from danger or harm.
The rescue of the trapped miners took several hours.
An instance of being saved from a dangerous or distressing situation.
The rescue was carried out by a team of skilled firefighters.
A person or thing that has been saved from a dangerous or distressing situation.
The dog was a rescue from the local animal shelter.
Help or assistance provided to someone in danger or distress; the process of rescuing.
Calls for rescue were heard across the valley.
rescueadjective
Definiciones
Intended for or relating to saving people, animals, or property from danger.
A rescue helicopter hovered above the cliff.