to save; to rescue

to save someone's life

to rescue

to help someone in distress or provide assistance to those in need

to save or provide emergency assistance to those in a dangerous or difficult situation

to rescue someone or something from a dangerous or critical condition, such as death or disaster

to give emergency treatment or medical assistance to someone who is injured or ill

to provide disaster relief or aid to victims of a natural disaster

to provide critical care (to a patient or a diseased plant)

to seek help when in distress or having difficulties

emergency assistance provided to disaster victims or those in distress

to save or deliver from danger, distress, or a difficult situation

the Savior (in Christianity)

to rescue

to remedy

to save a person's life or rescue someone from danger

to get oneself out of trouble

to provide emergency medical treatment or first aid to the injured

to fight or extinguish a fire in order to save lives and property

to bring back to life

to be saved

to save the nation from destruction or crisis

to be rescued; to be saved

to call for help

to put out a fire or engage in firefighting

savior; liberator; emancipator; knight in shining armor

designed or used for the purpose of saving lives

to rescue; to render emergency aid

to save someone or something from danger and bring them to safety

beyond saving; hopeless; incurable

able to be saved; there's still a chance; remediable

a personal flotation device worn to keep the wearer afloat in water

to come to the aid of, save, or rescue from danger or distress

money provided by the government or an organization to assist people in need, such as those affected by a disaster.

to help the dying and heal the injured

beyond redemption or correction in terms of character, behavior, or a situation

to save the nation from subjugation

to provide emergency assistance

one's last straw to clutch at; one's last hope

relief troops or reinforcements

to rescue

to criticize a person's mistakes in order to help them reform

beyond reform, hope, or salvation; used to describe a person's character or a desperate situation

A buoyant ring or belt used to keep a person afloat in the water.