saves
Pronunciation: [seɪvz]
Context: "protection"
(verb) to keep someone or something safe from harm or danger. If you save something, you're helping it not get hurt or lost.
Example
The firefighter saves the cat from the tree.
Example
He didn't save his toy from breaking when he dropped it.
Example
Who saves the animals in the shelter?
Context: "resource management"
(verb) to keep or store something for future use. If you save money, you're not spending it now, so you can use it later.
Example
She saves money every month for a new bike.
Example
He spends all his allowance and doesn't save anything for later.
Example
How much money do you save each week?
Context: "time management"
(verb) to make something easier or quicker, so you do not spend too much time on it. When you save time, you're finishing something faster!
Example
Using this app saves me a lot of time when I do my homework.
Example
Reading the instructions again didn't save her any time.
Example
What activities save you time when you get ready for school?
Context: "computer"
(verb) to keep information on a computer so that you can find it later. When you save a document, it's stored safely on your device.
Example
I always save my work before I leave the computer.
Example
He forgot to save his game, and now he lost his progress.
Example
Did you remember to save your file before closing the program?