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A n1 ( aid) secours m ; to wait for rescue attendre les secours ; to come/to go to sb's/sth's rescue venir/aller au secours de qn/qch ; to come/to go to the rescue venir/aller à la rescousse ; X to the rescue! X à la rescousse! ;2 ( operation) sauvetage m (of de) ;B modif [bid, helicopter, mission, operation, work] de sauvetage ; [centre, service, team] de secours.C vtr1 ( save life of) sauver (from de) ;3 ( release) libérer (from de) ;4 ( preserve) ( from destruction) sauver [planet, wildlife] ; ( from closure) éviter la fermeture de [school, museum, factory] ;
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