lifesaving

lifesaving — 形容詞

1. designed or intended to keep someone alive in a dangerous situation, especially

1.形容詞B2
釋義

救命的

防止人死亡的;用於救人的

designed or intended to keep someone alive in a dangerous situation, especially by providing urgent medical care, equipment, or rescue

例句

The firefighters used a lifesaving rope to pull the injured hiker up the cliff.

消防隊員使用一條救命繩索,將受傷的登山者拉上懸崖。

attributive use: lifesaving + equipment noun

Salma's quick application of a lifesaving blanket kept the runner warm until help arrived.

Salma 迅速使用一條救命毯,讓那名跑者保持溫暖直到救援到來。

collocation: lifesaving blanket / equipment

同義詞
  • life-saving

    same meaning; the hyphenated spelling is more common in British English

  • emergency

    broader — describes any urgent situation, not only those that prevent death

  • rescue

    focuses on the act of pulling someone out of danger rather than on the equipment or method used

反義詞
  • deadly

    opposite in outcome — deadly things cause death rather than prevent it

文法句型

lifesaving + noun

用法筆記

Always used before a noun that names the thing that saves a life — such as equipment, medicine, or a medical procedure. It cannot stand alone as a predicate (❌ 'The rope was lifesaving').

常見錯誤

The doctors gave him a lifesaving.
The doctors gave him a lifesaving treatment.
💡As an adjective, lifesaving must be followed by a noun.

lifesaving — 名詞