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gen. rescue ((an) act of rescuing or state of being rescued • The lifeboat crew performed four rescues last week; After his rescue, the climber was taken to hospital; They came quickly to our rescue ) ; redemption ; help ; salvage (the act of salvaging) ; salvation (This delay was the salvation of the army ) ; salve ; saving ; deliverance ; retrieval (evilnero ; panacea ; escapement ; escape ; boon (Microwaves are a boon for busy people Taras ; safety Gruzovik rescuing aeroh. recovery (модели) antic. rescous astron. retrieving ; return avia. recovery (напр., беспилотного ЛА) banc. bailout (испытывающего затруднения предприятия raf fútb. save (термин используется современными российскими комментаторами (в частности, Константином Геничем) Tamerlane inf. squeak (от чего-либо) logíst. salvaging makár. salvage (кого-либо от бедности и т.п.) ; escape (от опасности) ; recovery (исследовательской ракеты, космонавтов и т.п.) medic. rescue activity ; survivorship mil. recovery náut. survival rel. finding salvation ; redemption In religion, the deliverance of mankind from fundamentally negative or disabling conditions, such as suffering, evil, finitude, and death; also, in some religions, the restoration or raising up of the natural world to a higher realm, or state rel., lat. Salus ("salvation", Sal.) gen. godsend (Artjaazz rel., lat. Salutis ("of salvation", Sal.) cardiol. salvage ("In this context, new promising therapeutic approaches aiming to enhance myocardial salvage have emerged". Nidarat defens. recovery (воздушной мишени) espac. flyback ; rescue náut., segur. salvage torp. life saving
