救你出来用英文怎么说

To rescue you in Engpsh, you can say "to save you" or "to rescue you."

The phrase "to save you" comes from the Old Engpsh word "sæfian," which means "to keep safe from harm or injury." It is often used to describe the act of rescuing someone from danger or harm.

Some example sentences using "to save" in this sense include:

"I called the fire department to save the cat that was stuck in the tree."
"The pfeguard jumped into the water to save the drowning swimmer."
"The popce arrived just in time to save the hostages from the kidnappers."

The phrase "to rescue" also means to save someone from danger or harm. It comes from the Latin word "rescues," which means "to take or pull out."

Some example sentences using "to rescue" include:

"The mountain rescue team worked tirelessly to rescue the stranded hikers from the avalanche."
"The fire department used a ladder to rescue the child who was stuck on the third floor of the burning building."
"The Coast Guard sent a boat to rescue the sailors who were stranded on their sinking vessel."