saviour

n.

救世主，救星；救助者，拯救者；

复数：saviours

1. He emerged as the potential saviour of the club.
   他以俱乐部的可能拯救者的姿态出现。
2. He imagine himself as the saviour of his country.
   他把自己想象成为国家的救星。
3. It is a country at war with itself, needing a political saviour.
   这是处于内战的国家，需要一位政治救星。

1. To Christians, Jesus Christ is the Saviour.
   对基督徒来说，主耶稣是他们的救世主。
2. He is the Son of God, and Saviour of the world.
   他是神的儿子，是天下的救世主。

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