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lifesaver

/ˈlaɪfˌseɪ.vər/

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noun

/ˈlaɪfˌseɪ.vər/B2formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее человека, нанятого для спасения тонущих пловцов, или плавучий круг, используемый в качестве спасательного средства.

A noun referring to a person employed to rescue swimmers in distress, or a buoyant ring used as a life preserver.

  1. Beach or pool attendantA2formal

    A person employed at a beach, swimming pool, or other aquatic area to ensure the safety of swimmers and prevent accidents.

    ruСпасатель

    • The lifesaver blew his whistle to warn the swimmers about the strong current.
    • She works as a lifesaver at the local community pool during the summer.
    • A trained lifesaver is always on duty when the beach is open.

    Synonymslifeguard

  2. Buoyant life preserverB1formal

    A ring or other device made of buoyant material designed to keep a person afloat in water and prevent drowning.

    ruСпасательный круг

    • The crew threw a lifesaver to the passenger who fell overboard.
    • Every boat must carry at least one lifesaver for emergencies.
    • He grabbed the lifesaver and swam toward the struggling child.

    Synonymslife buoylife preserverlife ring

  3. Helpful person or thingB1informal

    A person or thing that provides crucial assistance or relief in a difficult situation.

    ruСпаситель

    • Thanks for picking me up; you're a real lifesaver!
    • This coffee is a lifesaver on such a tiring morning.
    • Her advice was a lifesaver when I was stuck on the project.

    Synonymsangelblessingboongodsendgood samaritanrescuersaviorsaviour

Forms
  • lifesavers plural form
  • lifesavers' possessive plural form
  • lifesaver's possessive singular form
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