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ˈlife·sav·er N

lifesaver (thing)

lifesaver (person)

rešitelj(ica) m (f) tudi fig

lifesaver Aus NZ (on beach)

reševalec (reševalka) m (f) [iz vode]

lifesaver (in baths)

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Some of you look at the market as a lifesaver for your economies. en.wikipedia.org

When he believed in someone he trusted and supported him and when very rarely he had a suggestion it was usually a lifesaver. en.wikipedia.org

His art was superb, but his capacity as a lifesaver was unmatched. en.wikipedia.org

Three main types of breaking waves are identified by surfers or surf lifesavers. en.wikipedia.org

Its branches, members, volunteers, trainers and lifesavers are found in almost all communities. en.wikipedia.org

These are experienced lifeguards or lifesavers who have undergone additional training to train and assess. en.wikipedia.org

In order to address the issue of inefficiency in the service, the best lifesavers would need to be put in charge of stations. en.wikipedia.org

The majority of its services are provided by volunteer lifeguards, called surf lifesavers, that provided 1.4 million hours of service, rescued people, and provided first aid treatments during 2013. en.wikipedia.org

She is also surf lifesaver, competing in the sport when not involved with canoeing. en.wikipedia.org

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