save the day

to produce a good result when a bad result was expected. The team was expected to lose, but Sally made three points and saved the day. Your excellent speech calmed the crowd and saved the day.

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save the day

to do something that solves a serious problem Naturally, the hero saves the day by shooting the kidnappers and rescuing the hostages just in the nick of time.

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save the day

to do something that solves a serious problem Schwarzenegger saves the day by arriving just in time to shoot the kidnappers and rescue the hostages.

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save the day

Prevent a misfortune, as in They had forgotten the knife to cut the wedding cake, but Elizabeth arrived with one and saved the day .

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Common Names:

Name	Pronounced	Usage
Judoc	-	Breton, Ancient Celtic
Ricarda	ree-KAHR-dah (Spanish)	Spanish, German
Adalyn	AD-ə-lin	English (Modern)
Guillaume	gee-OM	French
Livianus	-	Ancient Roman
Ganymedes	-	Greek Mythology