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1 discharge of a pledge
припинення дії застави; погашення застави; звільнення від застави; припинення зобов'язань щодо застави -
2 safe
1) сейф, вогнетривка шафа; безпека, надійність2) безпечний, який не становить небезпеки; надійний, не пов'язаний із ризиком; гарантований; який забезпечує неможливість втечі з-під варти•- safe areasafe and healthy working conditions — умови роботи, що відповідають вимогам безпеки і гігієни
- safe-breaker
- safe-breaking
- safe carriage
- safe conduct
- safe constituency
- safe-cracker
- safe-cracking
- safe custody
- safe-custody department
- safe custody fee
- safe deposit
- safe-deposit box
- safe deposit vault
- safe discharge
- safe from outrage
- safe house
- safe in gaol
- safe in jail
- safe keeping
- safe-keeping of a prisoner
- safe-keeping of offender
- safe-keeping of witness
- safe key
- safe-pledge
- safe place
- safe port clause
- safe practice
- safe return
- safe seat
- safe working conditions
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