save
UK: seɪv | US: seɪv
v. to rescue or preserve from harm or danger
v. to keep (money, resources, etc.) for future use
v. (computing) to store data in a file
n. (sports) an action preventing an opponent from scoring
The word "save" traces back to Latin salvus, meaning "safe" or "unharmed." It entered English via Old French salver, evolving into the verb "save" with meanings centered on protection and preservation. The core idea of "keeping safe" expanded to include financial thrift and digital storage.
The lifeguard managed to save the drowning swimmer.
She saves a portion of her salary every month.
Don’t forget to save your document before closing the program.
The goalkeeper made a crucial save in the final minute.
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