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Common
secure asegurar [v]
secure seguro [adj]
secure conseguir [v]
lay (strengthen, secure) sentar [v]
secure procurarse [v]
secure sujetar [v]
secure adquirir [v]
General
guy (a rope, cord, or cable used to steady, guide, or secure something) viento [m]
secure sujeto [adj]
secure afianzar [v]
secure firme [adj]
secure amarrar [v]
secure obtener [v]
rope to secure a load lazo [m]
piece of leather for shoes to secure ends of cuts with others chapa [f]
piece of cowhide to secure rocker arms lonja [f]
secure seguro [adj]
secure asentar [v]
secure afijar [v]
secure afincar [v]
use a bar to secure the door from the inside atrancar [v]
secure with bars barrear [v]
secure barretear [v]
secure confirmar [v]
be secure confirmarse [v]
secure with string encordar [v]
secure with strings encordelar [v]
secure with cords encordelar [v]
secure with straps encorrear [v]
secure load with rope enrabar [v]
secure estañar [v]
secure fijar [v]
secure guarecer [v]
secure bales and loads liar [v]
secure the load of a cart with a rope ratigar [v]
secure recaudar [v]
secure recibir [v]
secure the last stitch rematar [v]
secure sanear [v]
device which is used to secure a rope cornamusa [f]
secure resguardado [adj]
secure aplomado [adj]
secure confiable [adj]
as secure as seguro como [adj]
as secure as tan seguro como [adj]
as secure as tan estable como [adj]
as secure as tan fiable como [adj]
as secure as tan firme como [adj]
as secure as tan seguro como [adj]
secure trabar [v]
secure captar [v]
make secure asegurar [v]
secure shut with bars atrancar [v]
secure firmly atar [v]
secure firmly amarrar [v]
secure firmly asegurar fijar [v]
secure proteger [v]
secure cerrar bien [v]
put something in a secure place poner algo a buen recaudo [v]
secure something down by nailing it sujetar algo con clavos [v]
attach or secure with a staple or staples sujetar algo con grapas [v]
secure or fasten by a staple or staples sujetar algo con grapas [v]
secure a steer by the horns mancornar [v]
buckles to secure saddle straps holding stirrups arricés [m/pl]
buckles to secure saddle straps holding stirrups arrices [m/pl]
secure seguros [adj/pl]
secure matter or business in which no risks are taken huevos calados [n] CL
secure server servidor seguro
secure sites sitios seguros
leather strap to secure helmet amiento [m]
small purchase rope to secure the sails guardavela [m]
secure arraigado [adj]
secure fuerte [adj]
secure fijo [adj]
secure estable [adj]
secure sano [adj]
secure afianzado [adj]
secure afirmar [v]
make secure afirmar [v]
feel secure asegurarse [v]
secure against loss indemnizar [v]
secure garantizar [v]
secure procurar [v]
secure remachar [v]
secure the load on a cart with a rope ratigar [v]
secure by patent patentar [v]
secure libre de peligro [adj]
secure indudable [adj]
secure cierto [adj]
secure dar garantías [v]
secure poner a salvo [v]
secure refirmar [v]
secure encerrar [v]
secure prender [v]
secure aprisionar [v]
secure coger [v]
secure hacerse dueño de [v]
strap or girdle used to secure the saddle or load on a horse's back cincho [m] MXDOBO:SPEAR:Nwrur.
wide girdle or rope placed over a load to secure it to the back of the horse cinchón [m] COCL
two meter long, thick, colorful wool sash to secure one's pants, cushma, or the anaco at the waist chumbi [m] EC
bandage placed on newborns to secure in place the gauze covering the umbilical cord stump fajero [m] CRCLdisused
bandage placed on newborns to secure in place the gauze covering the umbilical cord stump fajero [m] NIVEBO
ribbon used to secure a woman's skirt gallardete [m] PA
strip of corn husk used to secure humitas or tamales huato [m] AR:Nw
layer of gravel used to secure railroad ties lastre [m] CL
person with a secure job tutumpote [m] DO
secure merchandise with a belt sunchado [m] PYAR
person with a secure position tutumpote [m] DO
short stick passed through the link of a chain to secure the logs when hauling wood tortol [m] GT
thick stick to secure a door from behind trancapuertas [m] BO:E
ribbon used to secure a woman's skirt gallo [adj] PAteen
secure nijao [adj] DO
forfend (to protect or secure) proteger [v]
secure afiatar (italiano) [v] CLAR
forefend (to protect or secure) proteger [v]
secure with reins arrendar [v] MXHNrur.
tie the rope to the tree of the saddle when lassoing to secure the animal arcionar [v] CO
secure a small boat out of the water abarrancar [v] AR:Nw
secure something with ropes and ties atrincar [v] AMERrur.
use screws to secure something entornillar [v] PE
secure something to the ground with stakes estaquear [v] ARUYrur.
secure something to the ground with stakes estaquear [v] SVPABOCL
lay down gravel to secure railroad ties lastrar [v] CL
secure merchandise with a belt sunchar [v] CLPYARUY
secure ceiling beams before plastering tranquillar [v] BO
secure atortolar [v] HNSVrur.
secure atregar [v] disused
secure fiar [v] disused
secure with metal strips flejar [v] MX
secure pregar [v] disused
secure segurar [v] disused
iron rods that secure the gates of a cart mancuernas [f/pl] HN
secure segura [adj/f]
secure sujeta [adj/f]
secure confiada [adj/f]
secure sana [adj/f]
secure arraigada [adj/f]
secure fija [adj/f]
secure cierta [adj/f]
Idioms
have secure influence on someone tener una poderosa influencia sobre alguien [v]
have secure influence on someone ejercer mucha influencia sobre alguien [v]
secure one's position estar bien sentado [v]
put something in a secure place poner algo en cobro [v]
be secure in one's skin tener seguridad en sí mismo [v]
secure poner en cobro [v]
secure en seguro [adv]
get secure influence on someone tener una influencia poderosa sobre alguien
be secure estar a salvo
have a secure job with power ser de corbata blanca [v] HN
secure lanzar manos en alguien [v] disused