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saver

Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples

Pronunciation: US /ˈseɪvər/ · UK /ˈseɪvə/

saver means: Someone who regularly keeps money for later instead of spending it.

noun

MONEY KEEPERB2

Someone who regularly keeps money for later instead of spending it.

  • My sister is a careful saver.
  • Higher interest rates are good news for savers.
  • Are you a saver or a spender?

Opposites: spender

Common phrases: a regular saver, a careful saver, a small saver

ONE WHO SAVESC1

A person or thing that keeps someone or something safe or prevents something from being wasted.

  • This tool is a real time saver.
  • The folding table is a useful space saver.
  • The preacher described himself as a saver of souls.

How to use it: a saver of something (The device is a saver of time and effort.)

Common phrases: a saver of souls, a time saver, a space saver

DISCOUNT TICKETC1

A ticket or coupon that lets you pay less than the usual price.

  • I bought a saver for the journey.
  • This saver is valid only after ten o'clock.
  • The shop gives savers to regular customers.

Similar words: discount ticket, discount coupon

Common phrases: a saver ticket, a rail saver, buy a saver

Questions about saver

What does saver mean?

Someone who regularly keeps money for later instead of spending it.

What is saver in other languages?

Türkçe: birikim yapan kişi · Español: ahorrador · Français: épargnant · Deutsch: Sparer · Italiano: risparmiatore · 日本語: 貯蓄家

How do you pronounce saver?

In American English /ˈseɪvər/; in British English /ˈseɪvə/.

How do you use saver in a sentence?

My sister is a careful saver. Higher interest rates are good news for savers.

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