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Is stay safe or save?
Do you know the difference? Save means to prevent harm or difficulty when used as a verb. Safe means not in danger; free from harm’s reach when used as an adjective. A good way to remember the difference is that save is a verb—a doing word.
Can we say stay safe?
While both the phrases mean the same thing and can be used interchangeably also, “stay safe” appears to mean some efforts being needed on the part of its recipient also, and ” be safe” is just a general wish!
What stay safe means?
stay safe. A term used as a friendly farewell, generally expressing carefulness for a person to not get into trouble of any sort.
What is another word for stay safe?
save
- conserve.
- defend.
- keep safe.
- keep up.
- look after.
- maintain.
- preserve.
- safeguard.
How do you say keep safe in a sentence?
- Keep safe and informed.
- Please keep safe”.
- Keep safe people and be vigilant”.
- He taught me how to keep safe in the neighborhood.
- Reporters and photographers had been given instructions to keep safe.
- He said it was the only way for him and others to keep safe.
What is the meaning of keep safe?
: the act of keeping safe : protection from danger or loss He gave me his watch for safekeeping while he went for a swim. More from Merriam-Webster on safekeeping.
How do you use keep safe in a sentence?
What does keep safe mean?
Is it correct to say “stay safe” or “stay save”?
“Stay safe!” is good English, often used when parting company and meaning, “Look after yourself and your safety” whilst also implying “I wish safety for you”. “Stay save” doesn’t make sense to me.
What is the difference between ‘stay safe’ and ‘stay dead’?
The word “stay” is a verb and “safe” is an adjective while “save” is also a verb. For example, villains in movies say “stay dead” as the word “dead” is an adjective, they dont say “stay die” because that doesn’t make sense. I agree with Joanna Treasure, Nora Brill, Ben Wu and others. STAY SAFE is correct. other to stay safe and be safe.
Is it possible to stay safe without save?
Yes. You can also stay safe – you’re being safe now, and the person who’s told you to stay safe wants you to remain safe. Save is a verb – it’s the action of saving something. Run and eat are also verbs. You can’t stay run, and you can’t stay eat. You also can’t stay save. Stay safe.
What is the difference between ‘keep’ and ‘stay’ in Australian English?
For Australian English, the word “keep” seems a bit out of context. Generally the word “stay” is more relevant. “Keep” is more for having an object or emotion and putting it in a place where it is away from danger and “safe”. “Stay” is more like having an object or emotion in close and watching over or watching out for it to stay safe.