英和和英

to meet an emergency―meet an exigency

to deliver one from danger

to relieve one's want―relieve one in distress

save the situation

an act of relief for victims of disaster

to take a boy out of the gutter

anguish for which there is no relief

to meet the emergency

to meet an emergency―meet the exigencies of the times

to deliver the country from danger

to rescue a person

the act of overcoming a crisis and changing the situation for the better

to relieve someone from his or her suffering

to relieve the poor―help the poor―succour the poor―give relief to the poor

to deliver man from danger

to save (starving people)

Can't you think of any plan to meet the emergency?

Come to the rescue of your alma mater in her [at her time of] crisis.

to cry for help

to take a girl off the streets

help a person out of danger

deliver a person from danger

something that extricates you from embarrassment

the act of relieving pains suffered by lepers

to relieve one of distress―release one from trouble―help one out of difficulties

He is past cure―past help of man―He is a gone case―It is all over with―all up with―the invalid.

to relieve (the suffering of poor people)

an action used to relieve the sufferings of poor people

to deliver a man from danger

to deliver one out of danger