saver
Pronunciation: [ˈseɪvər]
Context: "finance"
(noun) a person who saves money, often in a bank, to keep it safe and to have it for the future. Imagine someone who puts some of their allowance into a piggy bank so they can buy a toy later.
Example
She is a smart saver and always has money saved for special things.
Example
He is not a saver; he spends all his money as soon as he gets it.
Example
Are you a saver, or do you prefer to spend right away?
Context: "technology"
(noun) a device or application that helps keep information safe or saves energy. For example, when you save a drawing on your computer so you don’t lose it.
Example
This program is a great saver because it keeps all my files organized.
Example
Without a proper saver, I lost my work when the power went out.
Example
Do you have a file saver on your computer?
Context: "sports"
(noun) a player on a sports team, especially in goalie positions, whose job is to stop the other team from scoring. Think of a goalie in soccer who tries to catch or block the ball.
Example
The goalie made an amazing save, proving he's a real saver on the team.
Example
The team's defense was weak and the other team scored easily; the saver couldn't help at all.
Example
How many great saves did the saver make during the game?