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The meaning (definition) of the word secure

to fasten something tightly so it stays in place

The word secure used in a sentence

“I secure my helmet strap so it will not come loose.”

Words that mean the same as secure (synonyms)

locktie

Words that mean the opposite of secure (antonyms)

loosenrelease

How the word secure is said around the world

Frenchattacher (ah-tah-SHAY)
Spanishasegurar (ah-seh-goo-RAHR)
Mandarin固定 (goo ding)
Hindiकसना (KUS-naa)
Arabicيُثَبِّت (yu-THAB-bit)
Russianзакрепить (zah-kree-PEET)
Portuguese (EU)apertar (uh-puhr-TAHR)
Portuguese (BR)prender (pren-DEHR)
Japaneseしっかり とめる (sheek-KAH-ree toh-MEH-roo)
Germanbefestigen (buh-FES-tee-gen)
Urduمضبوطی سے باندھنا (maz-BOO-tee say BAANDH-na)
Punjabiਕੱਸ ਕੇ ਬੰਨ੍ਹਣਾ (KUS kay BUN-nah)
Korean고정하다 (koh-jung-HAH-dah)
Hebrewלהדק (leh-hah-DEK)
Greekστερεώνω (steh-reh-OH-noh)
Dutchvastmaken (VAHST-mah-kuhn)
Tagaloghigpitan (heeg-pee-TAHN)
Vietnamesecài chặt (kye CHAT)
Turkishsabitlemek (sah-beet-leh-MEHK)
Persianمحکم کردن (moh-KAM kar-DAN)
Polishzapiąć (ZAH-pyonch)
Ukrainianзакріпити (zah-KREE-pih-tih)
Bengaliশক্ত করে বাঁধা (SHOK-toh KO-ray BA-dha)
Swedishfästa (FES-tah)
Italianfissare (fees-SAH-reh)

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