safe

• Describe algo que está libre de daño, peligro o riesgo, o que protege de estos.

Describes something that is free from harm, danger, or risk.

1. Free from dangerA1formal

   Protected from or not exposed to danger or risk.

   libre de peligro

   • The children are safe at home.
   • Make sure the building is safe before entering.
   • She felt safe walking in the neighborhood.

   Sinónimosguardedprotectedsecureshelteredshieldedunharmedunhurtunscathed

   Antónimosdangerousexposedhazardousperilousriskyunsafevulnerable

2. Not causing harmA2formal

   Not likely to cause injury, damage, or loss.

   seguro (que no causa daño)

   • This medicine is safe for children.
   • The bridge is safe to use after repairs.
   • Always keep chemicals in a safe place.

   Sinónimosbenignharmlessinnocuousinoffensivenontoxicunhazardous

   Antónimosdangerousharmfulhazardousunsafe

3. Reliable or cautiousB1formal

   Based on good judgment; not risky.

   Seguro, prudente o fiable

   • It's a safe bet that she will win the race.
   • He made a safe investment in government bonds.
   • Choosing a safe option is sometimes the best strategy.

   Sinónimoscarefulcautiousconservativedependablejudiciousprudentreliablerisk-freesensiblesound

   Antónimoscarelessdangerousrecklessriskyunsafe

• Sustantivo que designa un contenedor seguro y cerrable, generalmente de metal, usado para guardar objetos valiosos como dinero, documentos o joyas.

A noun referring to a secure, lockable container, typically made of metal, used for storing valuable items such as money, documents, or jewelry.

1. Secure containerA2formal

   A strong lockable box or cabinet used for storing valuable items, money, or documents securely.

   Caja fuerte

   • He keeps his passport and cash in a safe at home.
   • The hotel room has a small safe for guests' valuables.
   • The jeweler placed the diamonds in the safe overnight.

   Sinónimoscashboxcofferdeposit boxlockboxsafety deposit boxstrongboxvault