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Meanings of lifesaver in English
Catalan
salvavides 
A floating device designed to be thrown to a person in the water, to provide buoyancy, to prevent drowning.
Portuguese
salva-vidas Catalan
socorrista Usage of lifesaver in English
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This critical lifesaver for families is coming not a minute too soon.
2
And they had to reach for the only answer, their only lifesaver.
3
Central to the entire Dr Dolittle project was the Aga, the lifesaver.
4
Another lazy girl lifesaver that runs out too fast in my house.
5
Alves reached for his ankle, praying that his lifesaver was still there.
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You will be glad you did because this tote is a lifesaver.
7
Say hello to Dragon Dictation, a lifesaver when multitasking on the go.
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For busy professionals, the Keurig Mini single-cup brewer can be a lifesaver.
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Dry shampoo It's probably a no-brainer, but dry shampoo is a lifesaver.
10
This was a lifesaver in the rain at this year's Electric Picnic.
11
And in at least one case, the 911 emergency feature was a lifesaver.
12
They have been a lifesaver as I often over-indulge on the local cuisine.
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To me, this perspective on my faith has almost literally been a lifesaver.
14
The jar is especially a lifesaver when going on all-day excursions.
15
While this tip may seem overly simple, it can be a real lifesaver.
16
A swimming pool on a summer's day comes to mind as a lifesaver.
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