Phrasal Verb - saving from
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.Definition
- To prevent something, especially damage or harm, from happening to someone or something.
- To rescue or protect someone or something from a dangerous or difficult situation.
Examples
| No. | Example |
|---|---|
| 1 | The firefighters managed to save the family from the burning house. |
| 2 | The coach saved the team from defeat by scoring a last-minute goal. |
| 3 | The life jacket saved the swimmer from drowning. |
| 4 | The police saved the hostages from the terrorists. |
| 5 | My umbrella saved me from getting wet in the rain. |
| 6 | The antivirus software saved my computer from a virus attack. |
| 7 | The insurance company saved us from financial ruin. |
| 8 | The guard saved the priceless artifacts from theft. |
| 9 | The doctor saved the patient from a fatal disease. |
| 10 | The warning system saved the city from a major disaster. |