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| gen. |
rescue; redemption; help; salvage; salvation; salve; saving; deliverance; retrieval (evilnero); panacea; escapement; escape; boon (Microwaves are a boon for busy people Taras); safety |
| Gruzovik |
rescuing |
| aerohydr. |
recovery (модели) |
| astronaut. |
retrieving; return |
| avia. |
recovery (напр., беспилотного ЛА) |
| avia., med. |
rescue activity; survivorship |
| EBRD |
bailout (испытывающего затруднения предприятия raf) |
| footb. |
save (термин используется современными российскими комментаторами (в частности, Константином Геничем) Tamerlane) |
| inf. |
squeak (от чего-либо) |
| logist. |
salvaging |
| Makarov. |
salvage (кого-либо от бедности и т.п.); escape (от опасности); recovery (исследовательской ракеты, космонавтов и т.п.) |
| mil. |
recovery |
| nautic. |
survival |
| obs. |
rescous |
| relig. |
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 |
| relig., lat. |
Salus ("salvation", Sal.) |
| torped. |
life-saving |
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| gen. |
godsend (Artjaazz) |
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| relig., lat. |
Salutis ("of salvation", Sal.) |
