| 释义 |
save /seɪv/ ► SEE ALLsave on sthsave sth on sthsave upsave sth up (for sth)save sth up●ˈsave on sth●ˈsave sth on sthto use less of sth or not more than necessary （在…上）节省，节约◆He saved on electricity by using candles.
他为了省电使用蜡烛。◆Get your tickets early and save $5 on the cost of an adult ticket.
早点买票，一张成人票可少花 5 元钱。[v + prep] [v + n/pron + prep]●ˌsave ˈup 🔑●ˌsave sth ˈup (for sth) 🔑to keep your money instead of spending it, especially because you want to buy a particular thing （为…）积蓄，攒钱◆She’s saving up for a new computer.
她在攒钱买新计算机。◆I saved up all my wages to buy my parents a present.
我省下全部工资给父母买礼物。 NOTE Save and save sth are used more frequently on their own with this meaning, especially in more formal English. * save 和 save sth 单独使用作此义更常见，尤用于正式英语。[v + adv] [v + adv + n] [v + n/pron + adv]●ˌsave sth ˈupto keep sth to use or enjoy in the future 保存；保留◆I save up the week’s newspapers to read at weekends.
我把一周的报纸攒到周末看。 NOTE Save sth is used more frequently on its own with this meaning, especially in more formal English. * save sth 单独使用作此义更常见，尤用于正式英语。[v + adv + n] [v + n/pron + adv] |