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No. 7,794 in French

save

The French word "save" does not exist as a standalone word. You may mean "sauf," which means "except" or "safe," depending on context.

In a sentence

  • Il faut que je sauvegarde mes fichiers avant de les perdre.

    I need to save my files before losing them.

    In this sentence, "sauvegarde" refers to the action of saving or backing up files on a computer or other digital storage devices.

  • Grâce à ce guide, j'ai pu sauver beaucoup de temps en apprenant un processus rapide.

    Thanks to this guide, I was able to save a lot of time by learning a quick process.

    Here, "sauver" means saving time, indicating optimization or efficiency.

  • Elle a réussi à sauver la vieille photo en la restaurant.

    She managed to save the old photo by restoring it.

    In this context, "sauver" is used to describe the act of rescuing or preserving an object, emphasizing restoration or safeguarding.

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