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safe
(EN)
adjective, noun
adjective “safe”
safe
,
safer
,
safest
not in danger; free from harm or risk
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Don't worry, you are
safe
now.
providing protection; giving security from danger
They found a
safe
place to stay during the storm.
properly secured; not likely to be lost or stolen
Your money is
safe
in the bank.
reliable; trustworthy
She is a
safe
person to share secrets with.
cautious; avoiding risk
He chose the
safe
option instead of taking a chance.
(used in combination with a noun such as "dishwasher") not damaged by a particular process
This container is dishwasher-
safe
.
(in baseball) not out; having reached a base without being put out
He slid into home base and was called
safe
.
(UK, slang) great, cool, or respectable
That's a
safe
jacket you're wearing!
noun “safe”
sg.
safe
, pl.
safes
a strong box in which valuables can be locked for safekeeping
They put the documents in a
safe
at the office.
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