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adverb1) (without harm) sicher2) (securely) sicherbe safely behind bars — [in sicherem Gewahrsam] hinter Schloss und Riegel sein
3) (with certainty)one can safely say [that] she will come — man kann mit ziemlicher Sicherheit sagen, dass sie kommt
* * ** * *safe·ly[ˈseɪfli]1. (securely) sicher, gefahrlosthe house was \safely locked up das Haus war sicher verschlossenthe children are \safely tucked up in bed die Kinder liegen wohl vermummt im Bettthe bomb was \safely defused die Bombe wurde gefahrlos entschärftyou can \safely take six tablets a day Sie können bedenkenlos sechs Tabletten täglich einnehmen2. (avoiding risk) vorsichtig, besonnendrive \safely! fahr vorsichtig!we'll have to proceed \safely wir müssen besonnen vorgehenthe parcel arrived \safely das Paket kam heil anto land \safely sicher landen4. (with some certainty) mit ziemlicher Sicherheitone can \safely say that they will come tomorrow man kann mit ziemlicher Sicherheit davon ausgehen, dass sie morgen kommen* * *['seIflɪ]adv(= unharmed) arrive, get home wohlbehalten, heil; (= without problems also) sicher, gut; (= without running risks) unbesorgt, gefahrlos; drive vorsichtig; (= solidly, firmly) sicher, fest; (= not dangerously) ungefährlichshe held the door open until we were all safely inside — sie hielt die Tür auf, bis wir alle sicher drinnen waren
we can safely estimate that... — wir können mit einiger Sicherheit annehmen, dass...
I think I can safely say/claim/assume... — ich glaube, ich kann wohl or ruhig sagen/behaupten/annehmen...
I got safely through the first interview — ich bin gut or heil durch das erste Interview gekommen
to put sth away safely — etw an einem sicheren Ort verwahren
he put it safely away in a drawer — er verwahrte es sicher in einer Schublade
put it safely out of the reach of the children — bringen Sie es vor den Kindern in Sicherheit
once the children are safely tucked up in bed —
he was safely tucked up in bed — er lag wohlvermummt im Bett
you can now safely turn off your computer — Sie können den Computer jetzt ausschalten
* * *adverb1) (without harm) sicher2) (securely) sicherbe safely behind bars — [in sicherem Gewahrsam] hinter Schloss und Riegel sein
one can safely say [that] she will come — man kann mit ziemlicher Sicherheit sagen, dass sie kommt
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2 safely
1) ( securely) sicher, gefahrlos;the house was \safely locked up das Haus war sicher verschlossen;the children are \safely tucked up in bed die Kinder liegen wohlvermummt im Bett;the bomb was \safely defused die Bombe wurde gefahrlos entschärft;you can \safely take six tablets a day Sie können bedenkenlos sechs Tabletten täglich einnehmen2) ( avoiding risk) vorsichtig, besonnen;drive \safely! fahr vorsichtig!;we'll have to proceed \safely wir müssen besonnen vorgehenthe parcel arrived \safely das Paket kam heil an;to land \safely sicher landen4) ( with some certainty) mit ziemlicher Sicherheit;one can \safely say that they will come tomorrow man kann mit ziemlicher Sicherheit davon ausgehen, dass sie morgen kommen
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