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🔑securese·cure AW 1 /səˈkyʊr / adjective - free from worry or doubt; confident有安全感的；安心的；有信心的◆to feel secure about the future对未来有把握◆Children need to feel secure.儿童需要有安全感。◆to be financially secure经济上有保障 OPP insecure
- not likely to be lost; safe安全的；保险的；稳妥的◆Business is good, so his job is secure.生意不错，所以他的工作有保障。◆a secure investment稳妥的投资
- not likely to fall or be broken; firmly fastened牢固的；坚固的；牢靠的◆That ladder doesn't look very secure.那架梯子看起来不是很稳。
- secure (against / from sth) well locked or protected锁好的；严密保护的◆This hospital is not secure enough to hold violent patients.这家医院防护不严，不能收容有暴力倾向的病人。◆a country with secure borders边境守护严密的国家
▸ se·cure·ly AW adverb ◆All doors and windows must be securely fastened.所有门窗必须关严锁好。
🔑securese·cure AW 2 /səˈkyʊr / verb [transitive] - to fasten or lock something firmly绑牢；锁好；扣紧◆The load was secured with ropes.货物用绳子捆紧了。◆Secure the rope to a tree or a rock.把绳子牢牢地拴到树上或岩石上。
- to get something, especially after using a lot of effort（尤指经过努力）获得，取得，得到◆to secure a victory in the election在选举中获胜
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