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secure [sɪˈkjʊər]1. adjectiveb. ( = unworried) tranquille• secure in the knowledge that... avec la certitude que...c. [building, computer system] protégéd. [door, base, lock] solide ; [structure] stablea. ( = get) obtenirb. [+ rope] bien attacher ; [+ door, window] bien fermer3. compounds* * *[sɪ'kjʊə(r)] 1.1) ( not threatened) [job, marriage, income] stable; [base, foundation] solide; [investment] sûr2) [hiding place, route] sûr3) [padlock, knot] solide; [structure, ladder] stable; [foothold] sûr; [rope] bien attaché; [door] bien fermé4) Psychology [feeling] de sécurité; [background] sécurisant5) ( fraud-proof) [line, transaction] sécurisé2.transitive verb1) (procure, obtain) gen obtenir; atteindre [objective]2) (make firm, safe) bien attacher [rope]; bien fermer [door]; fixer [wheel]; stabiliser [ladder]3) ( make safe) protéger [house, camp]; assurer [position, future, job]4) Finance garantir [loan] -
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A adj1 (stable, not threatened) [job, marriage, income, financial position] stable ; [basis, base, foundation] solide ; [world record, sporting position] assuré ; [investment] sûr ;2 ( safe) [hiding place, route] sûr ; secure hospital hôpital-prison m de haute sécurité ; to be secure against sth être à l'abri de qch ;3 ( reliable) [padlock, bolt, nail, knot] solide ; [structure, ladder] stable ; [foothold, handhold] sûr ; [rope] bien attaché ; [door, window] bien fermé ; to make a rope secure bien attacher une corde ; to make a door secure bien fermer une porte ;4 Psych [feeling] de sécurité ; [family, background] sécurisant ; to feel secure se sentir en sécurité ; to be secure in the knowledge that avoir la certitude que ;5 ( fraud-proof) [line, transaction] sécurisé.B vtr1 (procure, obtain) obtenir [agreement, promise, job, majority, money, release, conviction, visa, right, victory] ; atteindre [objective] ;2 (make firm, safe) bien attacher [rope] ; bien fermer [door, window] ; fixer [wheel] ; stabiliser [ladder] ;4 Fin garantir [loan, debt] (against, on sur).
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