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🔑safesafe1 /seɪf / adjective - safe (from sb / sth) free from danger; not able to be hurt安全◆You shouldn't walk home alone at night. You won't be safe.你不该夜里独自步行回家，那会不安全。◆Do you think my car will be safe on this street?你觉得我的车停在这条街上安全吗？◆Keep the papers where they will be safe from fire.把文件放在不会着火的地方。 OPP unsafe
- not causing danger, harm, or risk安全无害的；没有风险的◆Don't sit on that chair – it isn't safe.别坐那把椅子，它不安全。◆I left my suitcase in a safe place and went for a cup of coffee.我把行李箱放在一个保险的地方，然后去喝了杯咖啡。◆Is this drug safe for children?这种药孩子能吃吗？◆He hid from the police until it was safe to come out.他躲起来逃避警察，直到安全了才出来。◆She's a very safe driver.她开车十分谨慎。◆I thought it would be a safe investment, but I lost everything.我原以为这是一种没有风险的投资，但我血本无归。◆Is it safe to drink the water here?这里的水能喝吗？◆I think it's safe to say that the situation is unlikely to change for quite a while.我可以有把握地说，在相当长的时间内局势不大可能改变。 OPP dangerous, unsafe
- not hurt or damaged平安的；安然无恙的◆After the accident, he made sure that all the passengers were safe.事故发生后，他检查了一遍以确认是否所有乘客都安然无恙。
 ●be on the safe sideto avoid taking risks; to be very careful不冒风险；谨慎行事◆I think this is enough money to pay for the meal, but I'll take a little more just to be on the safe side.我想这钱应该够付餐费了，不过我还是多带点，以防万一。●safe and soundnot hurt or damaged安然无恙；完好无损◆The missing child was found safe and sound by the police.警方找到了那个失踪的孩子，他安然无恙。
safesafe2 /seɪf / noun [countable] a strong metal box or cabinet with a special lock where you can keep money, jewelry, documents, etc.保险箱；保险柜 |