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save-all

/ˈseɪv.ɔːl/

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noun

/ˈseɪv.ɔːl/C2formal
  • ruСуществительное с несколькими значениями: контейнер для сбора отходов для повторного использования; парус, предназначенный для улавливания ветра, уходящего от большего паруса; или предохранительная сетка, размещаемая между кораблём и пирсом во время погрузочных работ.

A noun with multiple meanings: a container for collecting waste materials for reuse; a sail designed to capture wind that escapes from a larger sail; or a safety net placed between a ship and a pier during loading operations.

  1. Receptacle for wasteC1formal

    A container or device used to catch leftover or waste materials so they can be reused or recycled.

    ruСборник отходов

    • The factory installed a save-all to collect metal shavings for recycling.
    • In the old workshop, a save-all was placed under the lathe to catch oil drips.
    • The kitchen used a save-all to gather vegetable scraps for compost.
  2. Sail for wind captureC2formal

    A small sail set to catch wind that escapes from a larger sail, improving efficiency.

    ruДополнительный парус

    • The crew rigged a save-all to capture the wind spilling from the mainsail.
    • During light winds, the save-all helped the ship maintain speed.
    • The old schooner had a save-all attached to the mainmast.
  3. Net for loading shipsC2formal

    A net suspended between a ship and the pier to catch any cargo that falls during loading or unloading.

    ruСпасательная сеть

    • The dockworkers hung a save-all between the ship and the dock to prevent losses.
    • A save-all was used to catch any dropped crates during the loading process.
    • The safety inspector checked the save-all before the cargo operation began.
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  • save-alls' possessive plural form
  • save-all's possessive singular form