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Spitzen
seguro, -a

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

I. safe <safer, safest> [ingl. am. seɪf, ingl. brit. seɪf] ADJ.

1.1. safe (secure from danger):

safe pred
to be safe from sb/sth at least we're safe from the threat of dismissal
safe pair of hands

1.2. safe (unharmed) pred:

they were found safe and well or safe and sound

1.3. safe (offering protection):

safe haven/refuge

2. safe (not dangerous):

safe

3. safe (not risky):

safe investment
safe investment
safe method/contraceptive
safe method/contraceptive
it's safe to say that
a safe seat POL.

II. safe [ingl. am. seɪf, ingl. brit. seɪf] SUST.

1. safe (for valuables):

safe
safe
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) safe
to play (it) safe
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:

fail-safe

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.

meat safe
meat safe
fiambrera f Co. Sur

safe deposit [seɪf dəˈpɑzət, diˈpɑzət] SUST.

1. safe deposit (vaults):

safe deposit

2. safe deposit:

safe deposit, a. safe-deposit box

safe conduct [ingl. am. seɪf kənˈdəkt, ingl. brit.] SUST.

1. safe conduct U (protection):

safe conduct

2. safe conduct C (document):

safe conduct

safe haven SUST.

safe haven

safe house SUST.

safe house
safe house
enterradero m Río Pl.

safe period SUST.

the safe period

safe sex SUST. U

safe sex
safe sex

en el diccionario PONS

inglés
inglés
español
español

I. safe [seɪf] ADJ.

1. safe (free of danger):

safe
safe driver
it is not safe to ...
just to be safe
safe journey!

2. safe (secure):

safe
to feel safe
to keep sth in a safe place
to put sth somewhere safe

3. safe (certain):

safe
a safe seat
a safe bet

4. safe (trustworthy):

safe

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to be on the safe side ...
it is better to be safe than sorry provb.
safe and sound

II. safe [seɪf] SUST.

safe

safe sex [seɪfˈseks] SUST.

safe sex

fail-safe [ˈfeɪlseɪf] ADJ.

fail-safe

night safe SUST. ingl. brit.

night safe

safe-blower SUST., safebreaker [ˈseɪfˌbreɪkəʳ, ingl. am. -kɚ] SUST. ingl. austr., ingl. brit.

safe-blower
ladrón(-ona) m (f) de cajas fuertes

fail-safe device SUST.

safe deposit box SUST.

español
español
inglés
inglés
safe-conduct
salvo (-a)
safe
to put in a safe place
safe and sound
food safe ingl. brit.
en el diccionario PONS
inglés
inglés
español
español

I. safe [seɪf] ADJ.

1. safe (free of danger):

safe
safe driver
it is not safe to...
es peligroso... +infin
just to be safe
have a safe trip!

2. safe (secure):

safe
to feel safe
to keep sth in a safe place
to put sth somewhere safe

3. safe (certain):

safe
a safe bet

4. safe (trustworthy):

safe
to be in safe hands

5. safe (not out in baseball):

safe

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to be on the safe side...
it is better to be safe than sorry provb.
safe and sound

II. safe [seɪf] SUST.

safe

fail-safe [ˈfeɪl·ˌseɪf] ADJ.

fail-safe

safe sex [seɪf·ˈseks] SUST.

safe sex

fail-safe device SUST.

safe-deposit box SUST.

español
español
inglés
inglés
salvo (-a)
safe
to put in a safe place
safe and sound
safe-conduct
safe sex
safe
seguro (-a)
safe

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There are two servers constantly running the same programs at the same time for fail-safe support.
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As a fail-safe feature they have spring-applied disc brakes that are automatically applied if something goes wrong.
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The brake pads lock as part of the fail-safe mechanism when an air lock occurs.
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One of the most common fail-safe systems is the overflow tube in baths and kitchen sinks.
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Fail-safe units are always operated with direct current.
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