Vocab Bloom Hub

saved

/seɪvd/

Tradução: Particípio passado do verbo 'save'; raramente usado como adjetivo no inglês padrão. Pode indicar algo ou alguém que foi resgatado, preservado, poupado ou guardado para uso futuro., Verbo que indica o ato de resgatar alguém de perigo ou mal, proteger e manter em segurança, ou guardar dados, dinheiro ou recursos para uso futuro, muitas vezes evitando desperdício.

2 verbetes

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adjective

/seɪvd/formal
  • ptParticípio passado do verbo 'save'; raramente usado como adjetivo no inglês padrão. Pode indicar algo ou alguém que foi resgatado, preservado, poupado ou guardado para uso futuro.

Past tense of the verb 'save'; not typically used as an adjective in standard English.

  1. Rescued from danger or harmA2formal

    Kept safe from harm, loss, or destruction.

    ptSalvo

    • The saved passengers were taken to a safe location.
    • The saved documents were recovered from the crashed computer.
    • The saved animals were released back into the wild.

    Sinônimospreservedprotectedrescuedshielded

    Antônimosabandoneddoomedendangeredlost

  2. Kept for later useA2informal

    Stored or reserved for future use.

    ptGuardado

    • I have some saved money for emergencies.
    • The saved files are on the external hard drive.
    • She kept the saved leftovers for tomorrow's lunch.

    Sinônimosput asidereservedretainedset aside

    Antônimosspentsquanderedusedwasted

Formas
  • more saved comparative form
  • most saved superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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verb

save/seɪv/A2formal
  • ptVerbo que indica o ato de resgatar alguém de perigo ou mal, proteger e manter em segurança, ou guardar dados, dinheiro ou recursos para uso futuro, muitas vezes evitando desperdício.

A verb used to indicate the act of rescuing from harm, keeping safe, or storing data or money for future use.

  1. Rescue from harmA2formal

    To rescue someone or something from danger, harm, or destruction.

    ptSalvar

    • The firefighter saved the child from the burning building.
    • She saved her friend from drowning in the pool.
    • He saved the documents just before the computer crashed.

    Sinônimosdeliverextricatefreeliberatepreserveprotectredeemrescuesafeguardsalvage

    Antônimosabandonendangerimperiljeopardizeloserisksacrifice

  2. A2formal

    To keep money aside for future use instead of spending it.

    ptGuardar dinheiro

    • I save 10% of my salary every month.
    • They are saving for a new car.
    • She saved enough money to buy a house.

    Sinônimosaccumulatelay asideput asidereserveset asidesquirrel awaystash

    Antônimosspendsquanderwaste

  3. Preserve or storeA1informal

    To store data or information for later use, especially on a computer.

    ptSalvar

    • Don't forget to save your work before closing the program.
    • He saved the file to the cloud.
    • Save the changes and restart the application.

    Sinônimosarchiveback upcachekeeppreserverecordretainstore

  4. Avoid wasteB1informal

    To prevent the loss or waste of something.

    ptEconomizar

    • Turn off the lights to save electricity.
    • This coupon will save you 20% on your purchase.
    • Recycling helps save natural resources.

    Sinônimosconserveeconomizehusbandpreservespare

    Antônimosconsumelavishspendsquanderwaste

Formas
  • saved past participle
  • saved past simple
  • saving present participle
  • saves third person singular

Variantes phrasalsave up

Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

Condições herdadas

Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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Generated by language models and not human-verified: definitions, examples, levels and translations may contain errors.