Pronunciation: /seɪf/
noun a strong fireproof cabinet with a complex lock, used for the storage of valuables
A1 I keep my valuables in a safe.
A2 The safe in the hotel room was locked.
B1 He put the important documents in the safe.
B2 The safe deposit box is securely stored in the bank.
C1 The safe contained a vast amount of cash and jewelry.
C2 The antique safe was a valuable collector's item.
adjective free from danger or harm; secure
A1 She locked the door to keep her belongings safe.
A2 The children were taught to always look both ways before crossing the street to stay safe.
B1 It is important to have a safe environment for employees to work in.
B2 The company invested in state-of-the-art security systems to ensure the data remains safe.
C1 The politician promised to implement policies that would make the country a safer place for all citizens.
C2 The advanced encryption technology used by the bank ensures that all transactions are safe and secure.
formal It is important to follow safety protocols to ensure a safe work environment.
informal Make sure you lock the door to keep your belongings safe.
slang I always feel like my money is safe when it's in this bank.
figurative She found solace in his arms, feeling safe and protected.
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