英语词汇“save”的释义、区别辨析及用法例句-英语同义词词典

savesave /seɪv/ verb 1 to gradually collect money► save

to put money in the bank or in a safe place so that you can keep it or use it later:

He doesn’t earn much, but he still manages to save a few dollars each week.

She is saving for a new bike.

► save up

to save money in order to buy something:

I'm saving up to buy a new car.

► set aside

to regularly save part of the money you earn, especially over a long period of time:

Each month she sets aside a little money for her retirement.

ANTONYMS ➔ see spend (1)2 to use less of something► save

to use less of something such as time, money, or energy, so that you do not waste any:

We'll save time if we go by car.

You can save energy by washing clothes in warm water instead of really hot water.

► economize

to spend less money on something, for example by buying cheaper things or by buying less of something:

We're trying to economize on food by buying the cheaper brands.

► conserve

to use something carefully and use less of it so that there is enough for the future. You use conserve especially about natural things such as water and energy:

There has been very little rain, and people are being asked to conserve water.

ANTONYMS ➔ see waste3 to save someone or something from being harmed or destroyed► save

to make someone or something safe from danger:

His friend saved him from drowning by dragging him back to the shore.

Wearing a seat belt can help save your life.

We want to save the forest and protect it for future generations to enjoy.

► rescue

to save someone by removing him or her from a dangerous situation:

Firefighters rescued two people who were trapped in a burning building.

► salvage

to save something when other things have been damaged or destroyed in an accident or other situation:

After the tornado had passed, they went to see if they could salvage anything from the wreckage of their house.

➔ see protect4 to keep something for someone to use later► save

to keep something for someone to use later:

I'll save you some of my birthday cake.

Will you save me a seat? I'll be back in a minute.

► reserve

to ask for something to be kept for you to use in the future, for example a table in a restaurant, a room at a hotel, or a seat on a plane:

I would like to reserve a table for two people at seven o'clock.

► book

book means the same as reserve. You use book about reserving tickets for concerts, shows, planes, or trains:

To get tickets for the show, you have to book in advance.

单词	save
例句	savesave /seɪv/ verb 1 to gradually collect money► save to put money in the bank or in a safe place so that you can keep it or use it later: He doesn’t earn much, but he still manages to save a few dollars each week. She is saving for a new bike. ► save up to save money in order to buy something: I'm saving up to buy a new car. ► set aside to regularly save part of the money you earn, especially over a long period of time: Each month she sets aside a little money for her retirement. ANTONYMS ➔ see spend (1)2 to use less of something► save to use less of something such as time, money, or energy, so that you do not waste any: We'll save time if we go by car. You can save energy by washing clothes in warm water instead of really hot water. ► economize to spend less money on something, for example by buying cheaper things or by buying less of something: We're trying to economize on food by buying the cheaper brands. ► conserve to use something carefully and use less of it so that there is enough for the future. You use conserve especially about natural things such as water and energy: There has been very little rain, and people are being asked to conserve water. ANTONYMS ➔ see waste3 to save someone or something from being harmed or destroyed► save to make someone or something safe from danger: His friend saved him from drowning by dragging him back to the shore. Wearing a seat belt can help save your life. We want to save the forest and protect it for future generations to enjoy. ► rescue to save someone by removing him or her from a dangerous situation: Firefighters rescued two people who were trapped in a burning building. ► salvage to save something when other things have been damaged or destroyed in an accident or other situation: After the tornado had passed, they went to see if they could salvage anything from the wreckage of their house. ➔ see protect4 to keep something for someone to use later► save to keep something for someone to use later: I'll save you some of my birthday cake. Will you save me a seat? I'll be back in a minute. ► reserve to ask for something to be kept for you to use in the future, for example a table in a restaurant, a room at a hotel, or a seat on a plane: I would like to reserve a table for two people at seven o'clock. ► book book means the same as reserve. You use book about reserving tickets for concerts, shows, planes, or trains: To get tickets for the show, you have to book in advance.
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