safe
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definition
noun
Another successful selling point Abrams uses is the discounts many insurance companies give to customers who purchase fireproof safes for their valuables.
a strong fireproof cabinet with a complex lock, used for the storage of valuables.
According to the ad, ‘Julius Schmind would like to give you some straight talk about condoms, rubbers, sheaths, safes , French letters, storkstoppers.’
a condom.
adjective
eggs remain in the damp sand, safe from marine predators
protected from or not exposed to danger or risk; not likely to be harmed or lost.
they had returned safe and sound
uninjured; with no harm done.
translation of 'safe '
adjective
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example
Poor Maggie: she gets to go on the trip only because she's the 'safe' choice for Bianca.
If you have a boat, moor it securely or move it to a designated 'safe' place.
Kerry became the 'safe' choice, uninspiring but solidly reassuring.
He ruled the batter out, but the runners were 'safe' at first and second since they ran based on the call they saw made by the second base umpire.
The wine, typically, did not just include the 'safe' choices of France, California, Australia, Germany and Italy.
The Crown in that case submitted that the confessions were rightly admitted and that the convictions were 'safe' and satisfactory.
I have £50,000 and am looking for a 'safe' investment with a high income.
The victims had been butchered with machetes after apparently being led into the 'safe' refuge of a Catholic Church.
I find my grandkid waiting for me in the library, a 'safe' place to hang out, where the librarians know him, and me.
All of these things should be reasonably 'safe' from risk of pregnancy, but still enjoyable.
Until then the £1, 000 necklace will be locked away in a 'safe' in the Church Street shop.
But a majority still consider the centre is not a safe place to live and business people think the town centre is not a 'safe' place to work.
That's a 'safe' choice for a conservative offense, but it doesn't mean Peete will last the season in that role.
And just 16 per cent felt the countryside was a 'safe' place to walk alone.
With little to play for late in the season, the 'safe' choice has been to shut it down.
Mr Thos Lavery of the Garda Water Unit pointed out the importance of 'safe' boating and water activities and how risks can be reduced.
This has placed property previously 'safe' from the danger of flood at risk.
she's a 'safe' pair of hands
This appellant's convictions are 'safe' , and his appeal against conviction is dismissed.
Put all your valuables into the 'safe' which most hotel rooms are equipped with.
'safe' beach
a 'safe' topic of conversation
If they calmed Tim Wheeler's ego down then they would be 'safe' from harm.
So how do we know that our food supply and our medication is not being tampered with, and that we are 'safe' from terrorist activity?
Which is a 'safe' choice, but hardly the point of a festival about elbowing the creative boundaries a little.
This is one of those films that make you want to hug someone, if only to reassure yourself that you are 'safe' and sound.
Fact: the vast majority of Scotland's coastal waters are clean and 'safe' for bathing.
'safe' verdict
He had jumped on a plane for New York the moment he got the opportunity, and now he was 'safe' and sound in Baltimore.
Little tykes will soon lose interest, leaving everything 'safe' and sound.
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