protective

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protectiveadjektiv
more protective
Komp.
most protective
Super.
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Übersetzungen
He wore a protective suit to handle the chemicals.
Он надел защитный костюм, чтобы работать с химикатами.
She has a very protective nature towards her younger siblings.
У нее очень оберегающий характер по отношению к младшим братьям и сестрам.
Definitionen
Having the quality of providing defense or shielding from harm or danger.
The protective gear worn by the firefighters ensured their safety during the blaze.
Exhibiting a tendency to guard or shield someone or something from harm or danger.
She had a protective attitude towards her younger siblings, always looking out for their well-being.
Intended to shield domestic industries or markets from foreign competition (economics).
Congress debated whether a protective tariff would really help domestic farmers.
protectivesubstantiv
protectives
Pl.
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Rare usage meaning a protective device, garment, or measure
Definitionen
A device, garment, or measure that serves to protect.
Laboratory staff must wear appropriate protectives when handling corrosive chemicals.