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101 security check
nounSicherheitskontrolle, die* * *se·ˈcu·rity checkn Sicherheitsüberprüfung f, Sicherheitskontrolle fto run a \security check eine Sicherheitskontrolle durchführen* * ** * *nounSicherheitskontrolle, die -
102 Security Council
noun(Polit.) Sicherheitsrat, der* * *Se·ˈcu·rity Coun·ciln Sicherheitsrat m* * ** * *noun(Polit.) Sicherheitsrat, der* * *n.Sicherheitsrat m. -
103 security lapses
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104 security blanket
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105 security clearance
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106 security forces
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107 security guard
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108 security measure
n Sicherheitsmaßnahme f* * * -
109 security risk
nounSicherheitsrisiko, das* * *(a person considered not safe to be given a job involving knowledge of secrets because he might give secret information to an enemy etc.) das Sicherheitsrisiko* * *se·ˈcu·rity riskn Sicherheitsrisiko nt* * ** * *nounSicherheitsrisiko, das -
110 security cordon
se·ˈcu·rity cor·donn [Sicherheits]kordon m gehto throw a \security cordon around [or surrounding] sb/sth um jdn/etw einen [Sicherheits]kordon ziehen -
111 security check
se·'cu·rity check nSicherheitsüberprüfung f, Sicherheitskontrolle f;to run a \security check eine Sicherheitskontrolle durchführen -
112 security cordon
se·'cu·rity cor·don n[Sicherheits]kordon m ( geh)to throw a \security cordon around [or surrounding] sb/ sth um jdn/etw einen [Sicherheits]kordon ziehen -
113 security bond
<el.ic.prod> ■ Sicherheitsbond m -
114 security breach
< edp> ■ Sicherheitseinbruch m -
115 security corner drive
< build> ■ Sicherheits-Eckumlenkung f -
116 security deposit
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117 security glass
< silic> (gen.; e.g. tempered glass, shatterproof glass, acrylic glass) ■ Sicherheitsglas n DIN 18 361 -
118 security glazing
< build> ■ Sicherheitsverglasung f -
119 security hardware
< build> ■ Sicherheitsbeschlag m -
120 security ink
<print.srfc> ■ Wertpapierdruckfarbe f
См. также в других словарях:
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security — Something given or pledged to a person who is lending money in order to secure or guarantee payment of that debt. (Dictionary of Canadian Bankruptcy Terms) Under Title 11 U.S.C. Section 101: (49) The term security (A) includes (i) note; (ii)… … Glossary of Bankruptcy
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Security, CO — Security Widefield, CO U.S. Census Designated Place in Colorado Population (2000): 29845 Housing Units (2000): 10177 Land area (2000): 14.522255 sq. miles (37.612466 sq. km) Water area (2000): 0.493456 sq. miles (1.278046 sq. km) Total area… … StarDict's U.S. Gazetteer Places
security — (n.) mid 15c., condition of being secure, from L. securitas, from securus (see SECURE (Cf. secure)). Meaning freedom from care is from 1550s; that of something which secures is from 1580s; safety of a state, person, etc. is from 1941. Legal sense … Etymology dictionary
security — [n1] safety, protection aegis, agreement, armament, armor, asylum, bail, bond, care, collateral, compact, contract, covenant, cover, custody, defense, earnest, freedom, guarantee, guard, immunity, insurance, pact, pawn, pledge, precaution,… … New thesaurus
security — surety, guaranty, *guarantee, bond, bail Analogous words: *pledge, earnest, token … New Dictionary of Synonyms
security — ► NOUN (pl. securities) 1) the state of being or feeling secure. 2) the safety of a state or organization against criminal activity such as terrorism or espionage. 3) a thing deposited or pledged as a guarantee of the fulfilment of an undertaking … English terms dictionary
