safe

1. Countable

   A strong container equipped with special locks, designed for securely storing valuable items, especially money or jewels.

   • The burglars forced the safe open and stole everything inside.

   • She locked the important documents in the office safe.

   • The bank has a safe in the basement to protect customers' valuables.

security

1. A1

   Not exposed to danger or the risk of harm.

   • The neighborhood is known for being safe, which gives residents peace of mind.

   • She felt safe walking alone down the street.

   • Staying at home is the safest option during a storm.

condition

1. B1

   Not having sustained any harm or damage.

   • Despite the accident, all the passengers were safe.

   • They arrived at their destination safe after a long journey.

   • After the intense match, all players from both teams were safe.

reliability

1. A2

   Not presenting any risk of danger or harm; reliable.

   • This playground is safe for children of all ages.

   • This company's products are known for being safe and reliable.

   • It's wise to consult a doctor to ensure it is safe before starting any exercise program.

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location

1. C1

   Relating to a place where something is unlikely to be lost or stolen.

   • I kept the keys in a safe place so I wouldn't forget where they were.

   • She hid the jewelry in a safe spot in the bedroom.

   • Ensure confidential documents are stored in a safe place to prevent unauthorized access.

risk

1. C1

   Used to describe something that does not involve any risk.

   • When in doubt, choose the safest method.

   • Investing in real estate is generally considered a safe option.

   • He is a cautious person and always takes the safe route.

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politics

1. Describes an elected position that is highly likely to be won by the party that has won it in previous elections.

   • The district is considered a safe seat for the party; they will almost certainly win the election again.

   • Many consider the district to be a safe seat for the ruling party, as they have a strong base there.

   • The politician has been consistently re-elected in the district, it is considered a safe seat.