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safe2 English-Spanish

caja f fuerte, caja

fail-safe English-Spanish

de seguridad

safe-deposit (box) English-Spanish

caja f de seguridad

keep these documents safe in safe1 English-Spanish

guarda estos documentos en un lugar seguro

they used dynamite to blast the safe open in blast2 English-Spanish

usaron dinamita para volar la caja fuerte

safe British & World English

protected from or not exposed to danger or risk; not likely to be harmed or lost

safe English-French

coffre-fort m

safe English-Italian

sicuro

fail-safe British & World English

causing a piece of machinery to revert to a safe condition in the event of a breakdown or malfunction

meat safe British & World English

a cupboard or cover of wire gauze or a similar material, used for storing meat

pie safe British & World English

a cupboard with doors featuring decorative pierced tin panels, originally designed to store pies after baking

safe area British & World English

an area not liable to attack, especially one designated as such by the United Nations

safe bet British & World English

a bet that is certain to succeed

safe room British & World English

a room in a house or other building that is invulnerable to attack or intrusion, and from which security operations can be directed

safe seat British & World English

a parliamentary seat that is likely to be retained with a large majority in an election

safe sex British & World English

sexual activity in which people take precautions to protect themselves against sexually transmitted diseases such as AIDS

safe bet English-French

it's a safe bet

safe sex English-French

rapports

safe sex English-German

Safersex

safe zone English-German

Schutzzone

fail-safe English-Italian

di sicurezza

safe bet English-Italian

it's a safe bet that he will come

safe sex English-Italian

sesso m sicuro

night safe British & World English

a safe with access from the outer wall of a bank for the deposit of money or other valuables when the bank is closed

safe haven British & World English

a place of refuge or security

safe house British & World English

a house in a secret location, used by spies or criminals in hiding

safe period British & World English

the time during and near a woman’s menstrual period when conception is least likely

night safe English-German

Nachttresor

dolphin-safe British & World English

(on canned tuna labels) indicating that the tuna has been harvested using fishing methods that are not harmful to dolphins

safe conduct British & World English

immunity from arrest or harm when passing through an area

safe deposit (also safety deposit) British & World English

a strongroom or safe in which valuables may be securely stored, typically within a bank or hotel

safe-conduct English-French

laissez-passer m inv

safe-breaker English-Italian

scassinatore, -trice mf

safe-conduct English-Italian

salvacondotto m