The word "rescuer" is correct and usable in written English
It is typically used to refer to someone who saves or helps another person in danger or distress.
Example: "The lifeguard acted quickly as a rescuer, saving the drowning swimmer from the ocean."
Alternatives: "savior" or "hero."
The Taliban said the shooter, whom they named as Isanullah, had joined the insurgents along with his rescuer.
Chuck Watson, Dynegy's boss, argues that even another $1.5 billion would not have saved Enron, given the management's refusal to be open about its financial position even with its rescuer.
Source: AP A rescuer searches the wreckage of a car.
Over the years 23 of his friends lost their lives on expeditions and he has personally recovered seven bodies (three as a rescuer and four as an expedition member).
In this anxious world, an erstwhile axeman now looks like the nearest thing to a rescuer on offer.
And there are also plenty of online games that have floundered for a lack of appeal.In this section Invaders from the land of broadband Happy days are here again Swiss fudge Planting trouble Two for tea Cooling down The King Lear syndrome Parmalat's rescuer Reprints Related items MONITOR: Changing the gameDec 4th 2003 The World Cyber Games: Game onOct 27th 2003So what makes South Korea different?
Switching engines Staying on track Offshore and beyond the pale Reprints Related items Germany's car industry: The big-car problemFeb 22nd 2007 Chinese cars: One to watchFeb 22nd 2007Optimists point out that the car industry is a notoriously volatile business (one moment Italy's Fiat is looking for a rescuer; a couple of successful launches later it is the toast of Europe).
But it has previously earned those same drivers' loyalty for opposing speed limits on the autobahns.ADAC's problem seems to be to combine too many different roles: rescuer, insurer, publisher and lobbyist.
He has a solid record not just as a businessman and successful governor but also as the rescuer of the 2002 Winter Olympics in Salt Lake City.
If there is rescuing to be done, Germany is the obvious rescuer.
On Wednesday a rescuer arrived: Bank of America said it would make a $2 billion equity investment in Countrywide.A jam in the flow of credit to homebuyers threatens an already vulnerable economy.
