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secured
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/sɪˈkjʊəd/
US
/sɪˈkjʊrd/
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secured
past participle
UK
/sɪˈkjʊəd/
US
/sɪˈkjʊrd/
Functions as a past-participle adjective (e.g., "cargo is secured").
Definitions
Fastened, fixed, or otherwise made safe from moving or being removed.
Ensure that the ladder is secured before climbing.
Synonyms
secured
safe
protected
guarded
shielded
stable
fastened
fixed
attached
anchored
tied
tied down
locked
bolted
latched
clamped
firm
firmly attached
obtained
acquired
procured
gained
attained
achieved
guaranteed
ensured
secured
adjective
more secured
Comp.
most secured
Super.
UK
/sɪˈkjʊəd/
US
/sɪˈkjʊrd/
Translations
защищённый
The secured area is off-limits to unauthorized personnel.
Защищённая зона закрыта для неавторизованного персонала.
обеспеченный
The secured loan helped them to buy a new house.
Обеспеченный кредит помог им купить новый дом.
Additional translations
гарантированный
закреплённый
Definitions
Protected against threats or danger; made safe.
The secured building had guards at every entrance to ensure no unauthorized access.
Guaranteed or assured, especially in terms of financial or legal matters.
The loan was secured by the borrower's property, providing assurance to the lender.
Synonyms
safe
protected
ensured
guaranteed
locked
fastened
Antonyms
unsecured
secure
verb
secured
Past Simple
secured
Past Simple
secured
Past Participle
securing
Gerund
UK
/sɪˈkjʊə/
US
/sɪˈkjʊr/
Translations
обеспечить
We need to secure the funding for the project.
Нам нужно обеспечить финансирование проекта.
закрепить
Make sure to secure the ladder before climbing.
Убедитесь, что лестница закреплена, прежде чем подниматься.
гарантировать
The contract will secure your rights.
Контракт будет гарантировать ваши права.
защитить
We must secure our data from cyber threats.
Мы должны защитить наши данные от киберугроз.
Additional translations
подстраховать
Definitions
To make something safe or protect it from harm or danger.
The company secured the building with new locks and security cameras.
To obtain or achieve something, especially after a lot of effort.
She secured a job at the prestigious law firm after months of interviews.
To fasten or tie something firmly in place.
He secured the tent to the ground with stakes to prevent it from blowing away.
To guarantee payment of (a debt or obligation) by pledging collateral.
The borrower secured the loan with his house as collateral.
Synonyms
ensure
guarantee
protect
safeguard
fasten
lock
obtain
acquire
Antonyms
endanger
jeopardize
secure
adjective
Definitions
Free from danger or risk; safe.
The building is secure against intruders with its advanced alarm system.
Firmly fixed or fastened; not likely to give way.
The ladder felt secure against the wall, so I climbed up without hesitation.
Confident and free from fear or doubt.
She felt secure in her decision to pursue a new career path.
Protected against unauthorized access or attack.
The secure server ensures that all data is encrypted and safe from hackers.
Not likely to fail or be lost; dependable and stable.
Government bonds are considered a secure investment.
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