secure的过去分词

1. 牢固的，坚固的，稳当的 ，稳固的
2. 安全的，无危险的
3. 安心的，不必担心的，无忧虑的
4. 有把握的，必定的，确定无疑的
5. 可靠的，牢靠的
6. 被妥善保管的
7. 被拘留的
8. 拿稳的

1. 使安全，保卫，防护，保护
2. 保证，作出保证
3. 关紧，扣紧，关严
4. 掩护
5. 为…作保，向（债权人）提供保证
6. 获得安全，变得安全
7. 【海】停靠码头，抛锚，抛锚停靠，（船上人员）停止工作，停泊
8. 使确实可靠
9. 把...弄稳当，把…弄牢，栓牢
10. 承诺保险
11. 妥善保管
12. 值勤完毕
13. 弄到，获得，取得
14. 拘留，监禁
15. 替…弄到
16. 引起，招致
17. 实现
18. 抵押
19. 有保障

1. 牢固的,可靠的 reliable; firmly fixed
2. 有把握的,确切的 certain; not likely to be lost or to fail

1. vt. 握紧,关牢 hold or close tightly
2. vt. 使安全 make safe
3. vt. (使)获得; 把…搞到手 (cause to) get, especially as the result of effort

1. free from fear or doubt; easy in mind;

   "he was secure that nothing will be held against him"
   

2. free from danger or risk;

   "secure from harm"
   "his fortune was secure"
   "made a secure place for himself in his field"
   

3. not likely to fail or give way;

   "the lock was secure"
   "a secure foundation"
   "a secure hold on her wrist"
   

4. immune to attack; incapable of being tampered with;

   "an impregnable fortress"
   "fortifications that made the frontier inviolable"
   "a secure telephone connection"
   

5. financially sound;

   "a good investment"
   "a secure investment"
   

1. get by special effort;

   "He procured extra cigarettes even though they were rationed"
   

2. cause to be firmly attached;

   "fasten the lock onto the door"
   "she fixed her gaze on the man"
   

3. assure payment of
4. make certain of;

   "This nest egg will ensure a nice retirement for us"
   "Preparation will guarantee success!"
   

5. fill or close tightly with or as if with a plug;

   "plug the hole"
   "stop up the leak"
   

6. furnish with battens;

   "batten ships"
   

• They were secure where they ought to have been wary.

  出自：Ld Macaulay

• He had secured his life by the resignation of the purple.

  出自：Gibbon

• Consult the dictionary..and thus secure us from mistake.

  出自：I. Watts

邻里

A：How safe is this area? / Is this area safe? / Howsecure is the neighborhood?
这个地方安全吗？/安全情况怎么样?/附近安全吗？

B：It’s very safe.
很安全。

• ☆ 16世纪30年代进入英语，直接源自古典拉丁语的securus，意为免于担心和忧虑。