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    Rescató (en. Rescued)

    [res-ka-'to]

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    verb
    To save someone or something from danger or an adverse situation.
    The firefighter rescued the girl trapped in the fire.
    El bombero rescató a la niña atrapada en el fuego.
    To recover something that was lost.
    He rescued his suitcase after it got lost at the airport.
    Rescató su maleta después de que se perdió en el aeropuerto.
    To return something to its owner or original condition.
    The organization rescued the abused animals and found them new homes.
    La organización rescató a los animales maltratados y les encontró nuevos hogares.

    Etymology

    From Latin 'rescatāre', meaning 'to free by means of rescue'.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    emergency rescue
    Operation to save people in immediate danger.
    rescate de emergencia
    restored the honor
    Restored someone's reputation or dignity.
    rescató el honor
    financial rescue
    Economic assistance to avoid a crisis.
    rescate financiero

    Related Words

    rescue
    Action of rescuing.
    rescate
    to rescue
    Action of bringing something or someone back to the place where it should be.
    rescatar
    rescuer
    Person who performs the rescue.
    rescatador

    Slang Meanings

    Unexpected rescue.
    He had a rescue when he found money in the street.
    Tuvo un rescató cuando encontró dinero en la calle.
    Emotional rescue.
    He felt rescued after talking to his friend.
    Se sintió rescatado después de hablar con su amigo.