to save, rescue, or deliver someone from danger or suffering

To rescue someone from a life-threatening situation.

to rush to save or rescue someone in a critical or dangerous situation; to give emergency treatment to a patient

to provide relief, rescue, or assistance to those in trouble or distress

a vehicle for transporting sick or injured people; also called [[急救车|急救車|ji2 jiu4 che1]]

to save; to support; to help or assist someone in difficulty or danger

to save; to rescue; to remedy or salvage a dangerous or critical situation

to provide emergency medical treatment or first aid; to rescue

to rescue disaster victims or provide aid to reduce the damage and loss caused by a disaster

to provide medical treatment or critical care to a patient or diseased plant to bring them out of danger

To seek help or request rescue when in distress or facing danger.

to provide emergency relief or aid; to help the needy with money or goods

to rescue; to save or deliver someone from danger, distress, or a difficult situation

1. The Savior, especially a title for [[耶稣|耶穌|ye1 su1]] in Christianity. 2. A person who saves others from a difficult or dangerous situation.

to try by all means to rescue; to succor; to save someone from danger or imprisonment

To take measures to fix a mistake or compensate for a loss; to rectify or salvage a situation.

To rescue a person; to save someone's life.

to save oneself; to fend for oneself; to get oneself out of trouble

lifeguard; lifesaver; staff member trained to rescue people in danger, particularly from drowning at a swimming pool or beach

to provide emergency medical care and treatment to the injured or sick

to extinguish a fire and save lives or property; to fight a fire

To save a life or rescue a person or animal from a critical state so that they survive; to resuscitate or revive

To be rescued or saved from a dangerous or difficult situation; also used specifically in religious contexts to mean obtaining salvation.

to rescue the country from peril or ruin; to save the nation

to be rescued; to be saved from a dangerous situation

to shout or cry out for assistance

to fight a fire; to put out a fire; firefighting

liberator, emancipator, or anyone who helps others escape from hardship or suffering

to rescue someone from danger or death, or relating to equipment intended for saving lives

emergency vehicle for transporting sick or injured people to medical care

to rescue and resuscitate; to render emergency aid

To rescue or pull someone out of danger, particularly from water.

incurable; incorrigible; beyond remedy or hope

able to be rescued, cured, or remedied

A small boat used for saving lives at sea, typically kept on larger ships or at harbors for use in emergencies

life jacket; life vest; a vest-like floatation device made of buoyant materials or inflatable chambers used for water rescue

to rescue; to save; to come to the aid of someone in danger; to provide relief

Government funds or money used to provide aid for disaster victims or people living in poverty

to rescue those who are dying and care for the injured; a common phrase used to describe medical humanitarian work

incurable; incorrigible; beyond redemption. Literally means a disease is so serious that no medicine can cure it, describing a situation that has reached a point where it is impossible to save or fix.

medical kit containing emergency drugs and equipment for providing urgent care

to save the nation from extinction; to rescue a country from a crisis of survival

To provide emergency assistance or help meet urgent needs; to assist someone dealing with a sudden crisis.

a last hope or desperate resort that usually fails to solve the problem; something one relies on in a crisis that is ultimately ineffective

to watch someone in mortal danger or facing death without helping; describes someone who is cold-hearted or cruel

A charitable institution for the poor, or for those who are unable to care for themselves due to physical or mental disability.

relief troops or reinforcements sent to help in a battle or crisis

to rescue; to go to the rescue of; to help someone escape from danger, disaster, or a difficult situation

A vehicle equipped for fighting fires; a fire truck. Commonly referred to as [[消防车|消防車|xiao1 fang2 che1]].