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to keep someone or something safe and away from harm, death, etc.
to prevent or rescue something from coming to an end or failing, and to ensure its success or continuation
(in Christian belief) to prevent someone's soul from being sent to hell after death
to keep something from being used or wasted, particularly so that it can be used or enjoyed in the right time in the future
to keep money to spend later
to gather or collect something, whether for personal enjoyment or to achieve a specific goal
to prevent or avoid the necessity of doing something difficult, unpleasant, or time-consuming
to put a copy of the desired digital file in a location
to preserve or bookmark a post, image, video, or other content for later viewing or reference, often by selecting a "save" or similar option provided by the platform
to express a desire for the protection or preservation of someone or something important, often in ceremonial or formal expressions
(in sports) to block or prevent an opponent from scoring a goal or point in a game
a move made by a player in order to stop their opponent from scoring a goal or point
a relief pitcher successfully preserving a lead to win the baseball game
What is a "save"?
A save in baseball happens when a relief pitcher enters the game and successfully keeps the opposing team from tying or taking the lead, allowing their team to hold on to a win. The pitcher must meet certain conditions, such as finishing the game or entering it with a lead that is no larger than three runs. A save is a recognition of the pitcher’s role in preserving the team’s advantage in the final moments of the game, helping secure the win without allowing the other team to score enough to catch up.
used to introduce an exception or concession to what has been stated previously
