包含 "save" 的搭配

找到 31 个搭配

save energy

To conserve or not waste energy, both personal and as a power source.

energy8.7
save the planet

A common phrase related to environmental protection and activism.

planet8.5
save wildlife

To rescue wildlife from danger or extinction.

wildlife8.2
save a document

for computer files

document8.0
save electricity

To reduce the amount of electricity used.

electricity7.9
save the environment

To rescue the natural world from destruction or harm.

environment7.9
save cash

to keep money for use in the future

cash7.8
save hassle

To avoid future trouble or difficulty.

hassle7.8
save a marriage

To prevent a marriage from failing.

marriage7.8
save a penalty

in sports, for a goalkeeper to stop a penalty kick from scoring

penalty7.8
save fuel

to use less fuel

fuel7.5
save the earth

To rescue the planet from harm, especially environmental damage.

earth7.3
literally save

Commonly used to emphasize a crucial rescue or intervention, as in 'literally saved my life'.

literally7.2
save whale

To rescue a whale, often from being stranded or entangled.

whale7.2
possibly save

To suggest that someone or something might be rescued or protected.

possibly7.1
shot7.0
reputation6.9
save coupons

To keep coupons for future use.

coupon6.8
save sb the inconvenience

To prevent someone from having to experience trouble or difficulty. Used in the structure 'save sb the inconvenience of doing sth'.

inconvenience6.8
save mankind

to rescue humanity from a great danger or threat

mankind6.8
save sanity

To do something that prevents one from losing their mental health.

sanity6.8
save superbly

in sports, to make an excellent save to prevent an opponent from scoring

superbly6.8
brilliantly save

often used in sports, for a goalkeeper preventing a goal with a great move

brilliantly6.7
republic6.7
save a soul

In a religious context, to prevent someone from damnation.

soul6.7
breath6.5
honour6.5
save civilization

To protect civilization from being destroyed.

civilization6.1
save sight

to prevent someone from losing their ability to see

sight6.0