Vocab Bloom Hub

life saver

/ˈlaɪf ˌseɪvər/

Traducción: Persona o cosa que rescata a alguien de una situación difícil, peligrosa o estresante; se usa a menudo de manera informal para agradecer una ayuda oportuna.

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/ˈlaɪf ˌseɪvər/B1informal
  • esPersona o cosa que rescata a alguien de una situación difícil, peligrosa o estresante; se usa a menudo de manera informal para agradecer una ayuda oportuna.

A person or thing that rescues someone from a difficult, dangerous, or stressful situation, often used informally to express gratitude for timely help.

  1. Someone or something that saves a lifeB1formal

    A person or thing that rescues someone from a life-threatening situation.

    essalvavidas, salvador, persona que salva una vida

    • The lifeguard was a real life saver when he pulled the child from the pool.
    • The paramedics are true life savers.
    • The new medicine was a life saver for many patients.
  2. Something that helps in a difficult situationB1informal

    An object, action, or person that provides crucial help or relief in a challenging or stressful situation.

    essalvavidas

    • This GPS app is a life saver when I get lost.
    • Thank you for lending me your charger; you're a life saver!
    • Having an extra set of keys is a life saver in emergencies.
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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