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Meanings of saved in English

Portuguese
salvado

Rescued; especially from the power and consequences of sin.

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salvado

Guarded from injury or destruction.

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Usage of saved in English
1
Some victims being saved were too young to walk, Mr Kershaw said.
News.com.au
2
He saved the prime minister of Australia from answering a difficult question.
The Guardian
3
Since then, that thought has saved me a great deal of stress.
The Irish Times
4
His heel-dragging hasn't saved him from slipping out of this situation, however.
The South African
5
Wakiba added: We have saved the environment of 100 million plastic bags.
The South African
6
She said the amount of water that could be saved was significant.
Radio NZ
7
So far, we've saved 40 homes in Baltimore from water bill foreclosure.
Ebony
8
Thousands, perhaps millions of lives are saved by every war we stop.
Seven Surrenders
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Information collected includes saved and recent locations, and app usage information, e.g.
BBC
10
Mr Vincent said his team saved thousands of pāua before being stopped.
Radio NZ
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However, the timing of the outbreak saved further pain for the industry.
Radio NZ
12
He said he had saved the company and created value for shareholders.
Reuters
13
The overseas market saved Cruise's excellent Edge of Tomorrow from financial catastrophe.
The Irish Times
14
Curiosity may have saved many people from more serious injuries, residents said.
Reuters
15
Emuel, I think that perhaps any arguments are best saved for outside.
The call of kerberos: twilight of kerberos
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However, he saved his strangest slice of praise for Ugandan President Museveni:
The South African
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Portuguese
salvado
Saved through the time
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Common
Canada
Common
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Common
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