vt.打捞，挽救，挽回，营救(失事船舶等)，抢救(失事船舶、火灾等中的财物)
n.(对财物等的)抢救，抢救出的财物

原形：salvage第三人称单数：salvages复数：salvages过去式：salvaged过去分词：salvaged现在分词：salvaging

We are trying to salvage the wrecked ship.
我们努力抢救遇难的船只。
Eric fought to salvage the company's reputation.
埃里克竭力挽回公司的声誉。
They only managed to salvage two paintings from the fire.
他们只从火灾中抢救出两幅画。
The salvage team managed to recover some valuable items from the shipwreck.
打捞队设法从沉船中找回了一些贵重物品。
They called in a professional salvage company to retrieve the submerged car.
他们请来了一家专业打捞公司来打捞沉入水中的汽车。
After the fire, the building was deemed a total loss, with no hope for salvage.
火灾之后，这栋建筑被认定为完全损毁，无法再进行抢救。
The salvage operation successfully prevented an environmental disaster by removing the oil spill.
打捞行动成功移除了石油泄漏，防止了一场环境灾难。
He tried to salvage his reputation by publicly apologizing for his mistake.
他通过公开为自己的错误道歉，试图挽回自己的声誉。
The old furniture was salvaged and given a new life through restoration.
这些旧家具被抢救回来并通过修复赋予了新的生命。
Despite the crash, the pilot's quick thinking allowed for the salvage of the aircraft.
尽管发生了坠机，但飞行员的迅速反应使得飞机得以被挽救。
The library salvaged thousands of rare books from the flooded basement.
图书馆从被淹的地下室中抢救出了数千本珍贵书籍。
The insurance company will only pay out if the car is deemed beyond salvage.
只有当车辆被认定为无法修复时，保险公司才会赔付。
Through diligent research, the historians were able to salvage lost knowledge from ancient texts.
历史学家们通过勤奋的研究，从古代文献中抢救出了一些失传的知识。