secure

secure
[sɪ'kjuə] 1. adj
1) (impregnable) [+ house, windows] 紧闭的 [jǐnbì de]; [+ prison, hospital] 拘留性的 [jūliú xìng de]; [+ border] 固若金汤的 [gùruò jīntāng de]; [+ data, communication, transaction] 安全的 [ānquán de]
2) (dependable) [+ job, future] 稳定的 [wěndìng de]
3) (firmly fixed) 牢固的 [láogù de]
4) (emotionally) 无忧虑的 [wúyōulǜ de]
2. vt
1) (fasten) [+ rope, shelf] 缚牢 [fúláo]
2) (get) [+ contract, votes] 获得 [huòdé]
3) (make safe) [+ place] 使安全 [shǐ ānquán]
4)

* to secure a loan against sth — 用某物担保贷款 [yòng mǒuwù dānbǎo dàikuǎn]

* to be financially secure — 经济上无忧无虑

* to secure sth to sth — 将某物缚在某物上

* to secure sth for sb — 为某人弄到某物


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