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secure美 [sɪ'kjʊr] 英 [sɪ'kjʊə(r)] - adj.安心的；不必担心的；有把握的；可靠的
- v.搞到；把…拿到手；得到；获得
- 网络安全的；安全性；使安全
过去分词：secured 现在分词：securing 第三人称单数：secures adj.+n. secure job,secure future,secure position,secure peace,secure investment v.+n. secure release,secure loan,secure deal,secure agreement,secure support adj. vulnerable,insecure,unreliable v. make safe,safeguard,obtain,fix,guarantee adj. safe,confident,closed,fastened,dependable v. | 1. to attach something firmly in position 2. to make a building or area safe to occupy, usually by ensuring that all internal sources of danger are removed or that it is defended against attack 3. to obtain something, especially after using considerable effort to persuade somebody to grant or allow it 4. to provide security for something or otherwise guarantee payment 5. to guarantee or ensure something 6. to ensure that somebody cannot escape 7. to ensure that a means of communication can be safely used for secret or confidential messages 8. to make sure that everything on board a ship or aircraft is safely stowed and that openings are covered or doors closed 9. to get or achieve something important 10. to hold something firmly in place by tying or fastening it 1. to attach something firmly in position 2. to make a building or area safe to occupy, usually by ensuring that all internal sources of danger are removed or that it is defended against attack 3. to obtain something, especially after using considerable effort to persuade somebody to grant or allow it 4. to provide security for something or otherwise guarantee payment 5. to guarantee or ensure something 6. to ensure that somebody cannot escape 7. to ensure that a means of communication can be safely used for secret or confidential messages 8. to make sure that everything on board a ship or aircraft is safely stowed and that openings are covered or doors closed 9. to get or achieve something important 10. to hold something firmly in place by tying or fastening it | adj. | 1. firmly fixed or placed in position and unlikely to come loose or give way 2. untroubled by feelings of fear, doubt, or vulnerability 3. reliable and unlikely to fail or be lost 4. well guarded and strongly fortified or protected 5. safe, especially against attack or theft 6. safe to use for secret or confidential communication 7. certain to be achieved or gained 8. safe from attack, harm, or damage 9. feeling confident and safe 10. fastened firmly, in a safe way 1. firmly fixed or placed in position and unlikely to come loose or give way 2. untroubled by feelings of fear, doubt, or vulnerability 3. reliable and unlikely to fail or be lost 4. well guarded and strongly fortified or protected 5. safe, especially against attack or theft 6. safe to use for secret or confidential communication 7. certain to be achieved or gained 8. safe from attack, harm, or damage 9. feeling confident and safe 10. fastened firmly, in a safe way |
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