n.救助者，拯救者，救星，救主，救世主(耶稣基督)

原形：saviour复数：saviours

Jesus Christ is considered the saviour of humanity in Christianity.
耶稣基督在基督教中被视为人类的救世主。
The firefighter was hailed as a hero and a saviour for rescuing the child from the burning building.
这名消防员因从燃烧的大楼中救出孩子而被誉为英雄和救星。
In ancient Greek mythology, Dionysus was seen as the saviour who brought joy and wine to people's lives.
在古希腊神话中，狄俄尼索斯被视为给人们生活带来欢乐和葡萄酒的救星。
The arrival of the vaccine was seen as a potential saviour for ending the pandemic.
疫苗的出现被认为是结束疫情的潜在救星。
The saviour of the company turned out to be an unlikely source – a small startup that revolutionized their business model.
公司的救星竟然是一个意想不到的来源——一家革新了他们商业模式的小型创业公司。
For many environmentalists, renewable energy is seen as the saviour of our planet from the impacts of climate change.
对许多环保主义者来说，可再生能源被视为拯救地球免受气候变化影响的救星。
The superhero Captain America is often portrayed as a symbol of justice and a saviour of the innocent.
超级英雄美国队长经常被描绘为正义的象征和无辜者的救星。
The invention of the printing press by Johannes Gutenberg is considered a saviour for the spread of knowledge and literacy.
约翰内斯·古腾堡发明的印刷机被认为是传播知识和提高识字率的救星。
In Hinduism, Lord Krishna is revered as a saviour and an embodiment of divine love.
在印度教中，克里希纳勋爵被视为救世主和神圣之爱的化身。
The discovery of penicillin by Alexander Fleming is often hailed as the saviour of countless lives from bacterial infections.
亚历山大·弗莱明发现青霉素通常被誉为挽救无数生命免受细菌感染的救星。