Lifesaver - Meaning Examples - Lifesaving - Vocabulary for CAE CPE IELTS - ESL British English Pronunciation
A full explanation of the noun a lifesaver and the adjective lifesaving.
A lifesaver is a floating device to help someone who has fallen into the water.
If something or somebody is a lifesaver it rescues somebody from an very unpleasant, difficult or hard situation.
The noun lifesaver and lifesaving are very slightly informal.
The video contains examples of lifesaver and lifesaving in a sentence.
You have been a lifesaver helping me like this.
Your help was lifesaving.
My car had broken down in a lonely place, but a woman stopped and helped me get it going again. She was a lifesaver.
This new line of credit will be a lifesaver for our company.
Lifesaver ... something that rescues you from a difficult situation.
Phrases like lifesaver and lifesaving are good to add to your vocabulary for official exams like CAE CPE or IELTS.
Remember it is important to use the correct syntax when using new vocabulary.
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