save
verbUK /seɪv/
US /seɪv/
To keep someone or something safe from harm.
The lifeguard saved the little boy from the waves.
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2. To keep money for later instead of spending it.
I save a little money every week for a new bike.
3. To store a computer file so you can use it again.
Don't forget to save your work before you close the laptop.
4. To keep something so you can use it later.
She saved a seat for her friend on the bus.