1.救,援救,营救,救出(俘虏等)
2.【法】劫出(囚犯),夺回(没收物)
3.维护
1.援救,营救,救济
2.【法】(囚犯的)劫出,(没收物的)非法夺回
1.to save someone from a dangerous or unpleasant situation
2.to prevent a business, project, etc. from failing
1.an act of saving someone or something from danger, failure, or an unpleasant situation; relating to or involved in a rescue
1.Chile's health minister, Manalich, said the workers rescued so far are in good health.
智利卫生部长马纳里克说，目前已获救的工人健康状况良好。
2.Many had rescued a bag or two of grain, and they sat combing this out in the dirt, trying to dry it.
有的人家捞回了一两袋粮食，坐在一旁把泥沙分离出来，并试图让它干燥。
3."There have been a number of reported cases where people have been rescued from icy water and restored to health, " he said.
“已经有很多关于人在冷水中溺水后被救起并恢复健康的案例，”他说。
4.Dear Mother, I rescued a girl who collapsed in the forest. I was hoping for a wife, but she turned out to be a man!
亲爱的母亲，我在森林中搭救了一个昏倒的女子。原本是希望可以讨到妻子的，但是她却是男的！
5.Phillips was rescued and within hours was on his way back to his family.
菲利普获救了，并于几小时后踏上回家的路途。
6.He rescued the lives of the children at the cost of his own.
他牺牲了自己的生命，却拯救了孩子们。
7.The survivors were rescued by the Kearsarge and the British yacht Deerhound , which had been observing the battle.
幸存者被克萨哥号和一直观战的英国快艇猎鹿犬号营救。
8.As Chileans celebrated, Mr. Pinera said he would stay at the mine until the last miner was rescued.
在智利人民欢庆胜利时，皮涅拉说他将留在现场，直至最后一位矿工升井。
9.His body trembled with exhaustion and his eyes called out for him to be rescued.
他的身体因疲惫而颤抖，而他的眼中也流露出需要帮助的神情。
10.In the ships sunk by the enemy, Jack led the rest of the staff drifting on a desert island, and finally rescued.
在舰艇被敌人打沉之后，杰克带领剩下的人员漂流到荒岛上，最后获救。