挽救 | wǎn jiù | to save; to remedy; to rescue | |
挽回 | wǎn huí | to retrieve; to redeem | |
挽留 | wǎn liú | to urge to stay; to detain | |
挽联 | wǎn lián | elegiac couplet | |
挽联 | wǎn lián | elegiac couplet |
1 | Once you miss this opportunity, you cannot get it back. | |
2 | The doctor saved the patient's life through successful surgery. | |
3 | She tied up her hair and put on a bright-colored dress. | |
4 | The frontline medical workers worked tirelessly to save lives during the pandemic. | |
5 | They took powerful action in an emergency and saved the situation. |