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save the day

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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.
See also: day, save

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.
See also: day, save

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.
See also: day, save


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A quick and easy download, registry fix software can really save the day for you when nothing else seems to work.
A quote from Frederick Buechner--"It is no wonder that just the touch of another human being at a dark time can be enough to save the day"--shapes the 12 songs on Kate Campbell's latest CD, Save the Day.
It was only at the end of the show - which raised money for children's charity Barnardos - that the audience was told of Megan's dash to save the day and broke into a spontaneous round of applause.
 
 
 
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