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más seguro
Oxford Spanish Dictionary
I. safe <safer, safest> [ingl. am. seɪf, ingl. brit. seɪf] ADJ.
1.1. safe (secure from danger):
safe pred
1.2. safe (unharmed) pred:
1.3. safe (offering protection):
safe haven/refuge
2. safe (not dangerous):
3. safe (not risky):
safe investment
safe investment
safe method/contraceptive
safe method/contraceptive
a safe seat POL.
II. safe [ingl. am. seɪf, ingl. brit. seɪf] SUST.
1. safe (for valuables):
safe cracker or ingl. brit. breaker
safe cracker or ingl. brit. breaker
2. safe (condom) ingl. am.:
safe coloq.
globo m coloq.
safe coloq.
paracaídas m coloq.
safe coloq.
safe coloq.
forro m Río Pl. coloq.
I. play [ingl. am. pleɪ, ingl. brit. pleɪ] SUST.
1.1. play U (recreation):
1.2. play U DEP.:
1.3. play C (turn, move):
1.4. play C ingl. am. DEP. (maneuver):
to make a play for sb/sth also ingl. brit. he made a play for her
2. play U (interplay):
3. play U (slack) TÉC.:
4. play C TEAT.:
5. play C (pun):
II. play [ingl. am. pleɪ, ingl. brit. pleɪ] V. trans.
1.1. play hopscotch/leapfrog:
1.2. play:
play football/chess
jugar amer. excl Río Pl.
play football/chess
jugar a Esp. Río Pl.
play set/tournament
juega al tenis Esp. Río Pl.
2.1. play (compete against):
play opponent/team
to play sb at sth I used to play her at chess
to play sb at sth I used to play her at chess
jugaba al ajedrez con ella Esp. Río Pl.
2.2. play:
play ball
play card
play card
play piece
2.3. play (in particular position):
play inside left/quarterback
2.4. play (use in game):
play reserve
play reserve
3. play (gamble on):
4.1. play instrument:
4.2. play:
play piece
play piece
play note
5.1. play TEAT.:
play villain/Hamlet
play villain/Hamlet
play villain/Hamlet
5.2. play TEAT.:
play drama
play drama
play scene
to play (it) straight LIT., TEAT.
to play (it) straight LIT., TEAT.
5.3. play TEAT.:
play theater/town
6. play AUDIO:
play tape/record
7. play (treat) liter.:
tratar bien a alguien
engañar a alguien
8. play (move) + adv. compl.:
9. play (in angling) DEP.:
play fish
III. play [ingl. am. pleɪ, ingl. brit. pleɪ] V. intr.
1. play (amuse oneself):
play children:
to play at sth
to play with sb/sth
jugar con alguien/algo
jugar con alguien/algo
2. play:
play JUEGOS, DEP.
ser justo con alguien
ser sincero con alguien
3.1. play TEAT.:
play cast:
play cast:
play show:
3.2. play (pretend):
4. play MÚS.:
play musician:
5. play (move):
fail-safe [ingl. am. ˈfeɪl ˈˌseɪf, ingl. brit. ˈfeɪlseɪf] ADJ.
1. fail-safe device/mechanism/circuit:
2. fail-safe (infallible):
fail-safe system/process/machine
fail-safe system/process/machine
dishwasher-safe [ingl. am. ˌdɪʃwɔʃərˈseɪf, ˌdɪʃwɑʃərˈseɪf, ingl. brit. ˌdɪʃwɒʃəˈseɪf] ADJ.
meat safe SUST. ingl. brit.
fiambrera f Co. Sur
safe deposit [seɪf dəˈpɑzət, diˈpɑzət] SUST.
1. safe deposit (vaults):
2. safe deposit:
safe conduct [ingl. am. seɪf kənˈdəkt, ingl. brit.] SUST.
1. safe conduct U (protection):
2. safe conduct C (document):
safe haven SUST.
safe house SUST.
enterradero m Río Pl.
safe period SUST.
safe sex SUST. U
en el diccionario PONS
inglés
inglés
español
español
I. safe [seɪf] ADJ.
1. safe (free of danger):
safe driver
2. safe (secure):
3. safe (certain):
4. safe (trustworthy):
locuciones, giros idiomáticos:
II. safe [seɪf] SUST.
safe sex [seɪfˈseks] SUST.
fail-safe [ˈfeɪlseɪf] ADJ.
night safe SUST. ingl. brit.
safe-blower SUST., safebreaker [ˈseɪfˌbreɪkəʳ, ingl. am. -kɚ] SUST. ingl. austr., ingl. brit.
ladrón(-ona) m (f) de cajas fuertes
fail-safe device SUST.
safe deposit box SUST.
español
español
inglés
inglés
salvo (-a)
food safe ingl. brit.
en el diccionario PONS
inglés
inglés
español
español
I. safe [seɪf] ADJ.
1. safe (free of danger):
safe driver
es peligroso... +infin
2. safe (secure):
3. safe (certain):
4. safe (trustworthy):
5. safe (not out in baseball):
locuciones, giros idiomáticos:
II. safe [seɪf] SUST.
fail-safe [ˈfeɪl·ˌseɪf] ADJ.
safe sex [seɪf·ˈseks] SUST.
fail-safe device SUST.
safe-deposit box SUST.
español
español
inglés
inglés
salvo (-a)
seguro (-a)
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Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)
It is alleged that the robbery took place as the victim was placing the items in a bank night safe.
www.herald.ie
A hotel spokesman said the jewels were stashed in a night safe while staff mounted an unsuccessful search of the area.
www.telegraph.co.uk
Staff were about to lock up and lodge the funds in a night safe.
www.herald.ie
Many corrective measures need to be taken to make public transportation at night safe for women.
news.nationalpost.com
Multiple blowout preventers of the same type are frequently provided for redundancy, an important factor in the effectiveness of fail-safe devices.
en.wikipedia.org

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