a baseball statistic used to indicate the successful maintenance of a lead by a relief pitcher , usually the closer , until the end of the game

the goalkeeper stops an attempted goal by catching or deflecting the ball away from the goal.

When the goalie blocks or stops a shot

The act, by a goaltender, in deflecting or stopping a shot on goal. As a verb, to make a save.

A relief pitcher can be credited with a save if they can keep the team's lead while the opponent's tying or winning runs are on base, or if they pitch 3 or more innings without allowing the opponents to tie the game.

The act of preventing a goal.

A relief pitcher will be credited with a save if he is the last pitcher in a game won by his team, he is not the winning pitcher, and (i) He pitches at least one complete inning and enters the game with no more than a 3-run lead; or (ii) He enters the game with the potential tying run on base, at bat or on deck; or (iii) He pitches at least 3 innings.

A save is earned if a pitcher enters the game in a save opportunity and finishes the game without his team losing the lead. A save is also awarded to a pitcher who pitches the final three innings of a game without relinquishing the lead, whether or not there was an official save opportunity.

Stopping a goal from being scored. Saves are usually made by the goalkeeper who catches the ball, punches it away, or deflects it out of bounds. Other defenders can make saves by blocking shots on goal with their bodies or heading or kicking a shot away.

A shot blocked by the goalie which would have been a goal if not directly stopped. If the goalie does not make a direct save, the shot is referred to as a scoring chance.

the act of a goalie in blocking or stopping a shot.

The credit given to a relief pitcher who maintains the lead in a game and allows the pitcher's team to win.

A save is when a keeper prevents a ball from going into the goal that has been shot by the opposing team and would go in the goal if it weren't for the keeper

the goalkeeper stopping a scoring opportunity by either catching the ball or knocking it away from the goal.

A statistical notation given to a pitcher who effectively maintains his team's lead and finishes a game. A save is awarded when a pitcher; a) Works three innings or more in relief, maintains a lead and finishes the game; b) Enters the game with a lead of three runs or less and maintains the lead and finishes the game.

An action that stops a shot on goal from scoring.

To save a game in baseball means to maintain the lead that the pitcher's team has at the time.

storage: Storing information so that it is not lost if you turn off your computer (or if there is a power failure or system crash). Normally you save to a disk or some other medium.

Save is a function that is used in all software programs. It makes sure that all the changes to a file are stored. Some programs automatically save information as it is entered.

This term describes the movement of data from a computers volatile DRAM to the non-volatile hard disk or other media.

To save, select FILE from the menu bar and then select Save from the pull-down menus, or hold down the CONTROL key and press the key ( CTRL-S). CTRL-Z will return you to your previously saved version, if ever needed.

to store the program that is currently being created

If the number being called is busy, pressing the Save Key holds that number in memory until you are ready to call it again.

To permanently record changes to the database.

Selection in the File drop down menu that preserves your rule file.

A process through which a record you have just entered or edited is posted from the volatile memory on your motherboard to the relative safety of your disk drive.

To store data you don't want to lose to a disk or other medium. SAVE EARLY and OFTEN.

Writing data to a permanent storage device, such as a hard drive or floppy disc.

to write data to a storage medium such as a hard disk or floppy disk.

In a computing context, information is stored by transferring it from main memory (RAM) to a disk or other storage medium or device.

Process of storing a file on a disk.

a command to “write” information on a disk. “Saved” documents should be saved using proper naming conventions.

When you are working on a file inside of an application, it is in temporary memory ( or RAM). When you Save a file it gets moved from temporary to permanent memory (usually on a hard drive).

Copy whatever you are working on from memory, which is lost when you switch off the computer, to permanent storage, usually the hard disk. It is a good idea to save frequently when you are working on something important, in case there is a sudden power cut or you make some awful mistake that trashes your document.

Save refers to the process of saving data (information) to a chosen location like a hard disk.

Allows work to be saved. This command is found under the File Menu.

To copy a snapshot from DiskSafe's internal snapshot storage area to the Data Drive. (Snapshots are stored on the data drive in \DiskSafe\Snapshots.) This will make the snapshot visible to the primary operating system. Please see Section 3.5.1.1, “Saving Snapshots” for information. See Also Load.

To store information by transferring it from active memory (RAM) to a storage device. Unsaved work disappears when one turns off a computer or when power is interrupted. Saving frequently lessens the risk of losing work. Saving is roughly analogous to transferring something from short term to long term memory.

To commit data to a storage device (hard drive, CD-R, 3.5-inch disk, etc.)

To put onto a permanent storage device (such as a floppy disc) the digital data in the RAM.

to transfer data from memory to a more permanent storage medium such as a hard disk, floppy or tape. When a program prompts a user to save work, the transfer that occurs is usually to a file or folder on the hard disk.

To store information on a computer's disk.

To write changes to a data file or to a storage device for safekeeping.

Lighting design shorthand for "take a channel to a level of zero." Not to be confused with the term [Record] used to store a cue in a computer console's memory.

To save is to commit all inputs to the computer's memory.

to store information by transferring it to the hard drive or disk.

To store a document on a disk. Windows applications have a Ctrl-shortcut for this function or you can choose the File/Save menu option

To store information by transferring it from main memory (RAM) to a disk.

Necessary to permanently store information that is entered or updated.

the page as hector16.htm to the web folder on your Class disk. A dialog appears that offers to save the wmf image as a gif.

To transfer information from the computer's volatile memory to a disk or other type of permanent storage.

a software feature you use to save data on a hard drive or floppy disk

to write a file onto a disk.

To transfer information from the computer's memory to a more permanent storage medium such as a hard disk. As you work with your computer, you should save your work every few minutes. Otherwise, i ... more

To store an application or data on a computer's hard drive or floppy disk, as opposed to storing it temporarily in the computer's RAM.

To hinder from doing, suffering, or happening; to obviate the necessity of; to prevent; to spare.

as rescue, as "savings", i.e. store of value e.g. as money

save from sins

rescue (by God) from the guilt and power of sin (wrongdoing)

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spend less; buy at a reduced price

spend sparingly, avoid the waste of; "This move will save money"; "The less fortunate will have to economize now"

To keep something (money) instead of spending, wasting or losing it.

hanging onto your money for a future use instead of spending it. Saving is the opposite of spending.

make unnecessary an expenditure or effort; "This will save money"; "I'll save you the trouble"; "This will save you a lot of time"

Using Save enables you to designate where you want your file to be saved and its name.

Basically, when you save something, you are making sure that if your computer loses power, you will be able to get back to the information that you have saved. Make sure to save often