saved the furniture
saved the furniture is the simple past and past participle of save the furniture.
Meaning of save the furniture
Verb
save the furniture (third-person singular simple present saves the furniture, present participle saving the furniture, simple past and past participle saved the furniture)
- To salvage something positive from a calamitous situation, especially one involving the reputation or fate of a political party.
- [S]winging progressives were keen to consolidate the diving Labor vote and save the furniture so that a reasonably-sized progressive opposition party could live to fight another day.2013 October 4, Christopher Drew, “Why the Greens were the real election losers”, in ABC News, Australia, retrieved 04 Dec 2016
Questions about saved the furniture
- What is saved the furniture the simple past and past participle of?
- Saved the furniture is the simple past and past participle of save the furniture.
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