safe
ਸੁਰੱਖਿਅਤ
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.
example
Speedier players can also try to bunt the ball and run out the throw to a base, giving basemen hard tags to ensure that they'll be 'safe' when they reach the bag.
He was a relatively 'safe' choice because both Megawati's supporters and modernist Muslim groups could accept him.
What we have to remember is schools are extremely 'safe' places.
All of these things should be reasonably 'safe' from risk of pregnancy, but still enjoyable.
Deployed soldiers can rest assured, knowing their families are 'safe' and sound back home.
your secret is 'safe' with me
Until then the £1, 000 necklace will be locked away in a 'safe' in the Church Street shop.
A Wright victory will lead Labour to conclude that Blair is 'safe' to lead the party into the general election.
Sympathetic classmates made the call for her and learned that her mother was 'safe' and sound.
Not to mention he sees me as a 'safe' choice, the last male in his acquaintance who'd ever play the masher with his wife's kin.
People still want to feed themselves and their family and be 'safe' from harm.
No one bill can guarantee that we'll be 'safe' from a terrorist attack.
With two out of every three deaths in Iraq caused by diarrhoea and respiratory infections, a 'safe' supply of clean water is crucial to child survival.
Though he lacks Clinton's charisma, Gore is considered a 'safe' choice.
Dodgers catcher Roy Campanella lunged to put the tag on Addis, but umpire Frank Dascoli gave the 'safe' call.
She wonders whether her investments and retirement accounts are 'safe' from broad fluctuations in stock prices.
'safe' beach
Returning to base, the three fighter pilots were happy to hear that all of the downed pilots were 'safe' and uninjured.
Perhaps it was a subtle way of keeping travelling women 'safe' from that eternal danger, The Attentions of Foreign Men.
Many thought that Boyer should have been 'safe' because the ball hit him after it skipped past Baker.
I don't feel 'safe' in this place
to feel 'safe' with sb
She can leave, and fly down to a 'safe' opening at the base of this cliff.
a 'safe' topic of conversation
Eventually he learns to trust Andy enough to let him describe the photo he has kept locked in a 'safe' for more than 30 years.
At least here, they are 'safe' from the dangers of everyday life in the worst of areas.
The classes provide a great opportunity to learn the most effective ways to protect you and to stay 'safe' from potential attackers.
For all these reasons, we consider that the jury's verdict in respect of this appellant was 'safe' , and that her appeal must be dismissed.
We talked about the rumble only when a 'safe' distance away from family members, especially younger siblings.
For Edinburgh residents, a 'safe' place to park the car became the main topic of conversation.
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