英语词汇security的词组、短语、固定搭配翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

security AC /sɪˈkjʊərəti, sɪˈkjʊərɪti $ -ˈkjʊr-/ noun 1. things done to keep people, places, or things safeadjectives/nouns + securitytight/strict/heavy security (=there are a lot of people protecting someone or something) The president arrived surrounded by tight security.lax security (=there is not enough security) Passengers complained of lax security at airline check-in desks.heightened security (=more than usual, especially because people are expecting an attack) There is heightened security in the capital following bomb threats.national/state security (=the security of a country) The men were arrested because they were believed to be a threat to national security.personal security (=of an individual person) It’s not just a question of your own personal security, but also that of your family.internet security We advise companies on internet security.high-security/low-security The prisoners are being held in a high-security prison.maximum-security/top-security He was sent to a maximum-security jail.verbsimprove/tighten security (=make it better) Mexico has tightened security along its southern border. | The prison was ordered to tighten security after a prisoner escaped yesterday.provide security Security was provided by a private firm.ensure/guarantee security (=keep something safe) Nuclear weapons do not guarantee national security.threaten/compromise security (=make something less safe) They were found guilty of threatening the security of the state.security + nounsa security guard There are armed security guards outside the palace.security staff Teams of security staff guard the laboratory.the security services/forces (=the police, army etc) The security forces opened fire, killing two people.a security check There are security checks at the entrance to the courtrooms.security measures/arrangements (=things that are done to protect someone or something) A large number of homes lack adequate security measures.a security system (=a system of cameras, alarms etc to provide security) We’ve installed a new electronic security system.a security camera The thief was caught on a security camera.a security risk/threat His presence in the area posed a significant security risk.the security situation (=how safe a place is) Until the security situation improves, it is too dangerous to travel there.security clearance (=permission to do something after being checked and found to be safe) You need security clearance before you can be hired for a government job.a security firm Computer security firms have issued a warning about the virus.a security tag (=a label on a product being sold that prevents it being stolen) Expensive items such as leather jackets have security tags which will have to be removed at the till.prepositionsunder tight/strict/heavy security The trial was held under tight security.amid tight/strict/heavy security Amid heavy security, the students continued their protest.for security We all carry ID passes for security.phrasesbe security conscious (=be always careful about security) Most airports are extremely security conscious.for security reasons You can’t take your bag into the building for security reasons.a breach of security (=when something happens that security should not have allowed) There was a serious breach of security at the prison last Friday. | The Security Commission investigates breaches of security.a threat to security (=something that stops something being safe) He was considered a threat to national security, and ordered to leave the country.peace and security The United Nations was designed to uphold global peace and security.2. protection from bad things that could happen to youadjectivesfinancial/economic security The insurance plan offers your family financial security in the event of your death.emotional/psychological security She was given no emotional security when she was a baby.nouns + securityjob security (=not being in danger of losing your job) Workers want greater job security.food security (=there is enough food to feed everyone) There are fears about global food security as the world’s population continues to expand.verbsprovide sb with security/give sb security By working, she provides her family with financial security. | Parents want to give their children security and love.have the security of sth Seasonal workers do not have the security of full-time employment.phrasesa feeling of security Living close to her family gives her a feeling of security.a sense of security (=a feeling of security) Children need to have a sense of security.lull sb into a false sense of security (=make someone feel safe when in fact they are not) He lulled his victims into a false sense of security and then stole all their money.

词组	security
释义	security AC /sɪˈkjʊərəti, sɪˈkjʊərɪti $ -ˈkjʊr-/ noun 1. things done to keep people, places, or things safeadjectives/nouns + securitytight/strict/heavy security (=there are a lot of people protecting someone or something) The president arrived surrounded by tight security.lax security (=there is not enough security) Passengers complained of lax security at airline check-in desks.heightened security (=more than usual, especially because people are expecting an attack) There is heightened security in the capital following bomb threats.national/state security (=the security of a country) The men were arrested because they were believed to be a threat to national security.personal security (=of an individual person) It’s not just a question of your own personal security, but also that of your family.internet security We advise companies on internet security.high-security/low-security The prisoners are being held in a high-security prison.maximum-security/top-security He was sent to a maximum-security jail.verbsimprove/tighten security (=make it better) Mexico has tightened security along its southern border. \| The prison was ordered to tighten security after a prisoner escaped yesterday.provide security Security was provided by a private firm.ensure/guarantee security (=keep something safe) Nuclear weapons do not guarantee national security.threaten/compromise security (=make something less safe) They were found guilty of threatening the security of the state.security + nounsa security guard There are armed security guards outside the palace.security staff Teams of security staff guard the laboratory.the security services/forces (=the police, army etc) The security forces opened fire, killing two people.a security check There are security checks at the entrance to the courtrooms.security measures/arrangements (=things that are done to protect someone or something) A large number of homes lack adequate security measures.a security system (=a system of cameras, alarms etc to provide security) We’ve installed a new electronic security system.a security camera The thief was caught on a security camera.a security risk/threat His presence in the area posed a significant security risk.the security situation (=how safe a place is) Until the security situation improves, it is too dangerous to travel there.security clearance (=permission to do something after being checked and found to be safe) You need security clearance before you can be hired for a government job.a security firm Computer security firms have issued a warning about the virus.a security tag (=a label on a product being sold that prevents it being stolen) Expensive items such as leather jackets have security tags which will have to be removed at the till.prepositionsunder tight/strict/heavy security The trial was held under tight security.amid tight/strict/heavy security Amid heavy security, the students continued their protest.for security We all carry ID passes for security.phrasesbe security conscious (=be always careful about security) Most airports are extremely security conscious.for security reasons You can’t take your bag into the building for security reasons.a breach of security (=when something happens that security should not have allowed) There was a serious breach of security at the prison last Friday. \| The Security Commission investigates breaches of security.a threat to security (=something that stops something being safe) He was considered a threat to national security, and ordered to leave the country.peace and security The United Nations was designed to uphold global peace and security.2. protection from bad things that could happen to youadjectivesfinancial/economic security The insurance plan offers your family financial security in the event of your death.emotional/psychological security She was given no emotional security when she was a baby.nouns + securityjob security (=not being in danger of losing your job) Workers want greater job security.food security (=there is enough food to feed everyone) There are fears about global food security as the world’s population continues to expand.verbsprovide sb with security/give sb security By working, she provides her family with financial security. \| Parents want to give their children security and love.have the security of sth Seasonal workers do not have the security of full-time employment.phrasesa feeling of security Living close to her family gives her a feeling of security.a sense of security (=a feeling of security) Children need to have a sense of security.lull sb into a false sense of security (=make someone feel safe when in fact they are not) He lulled his victims into a false sense of security and then stole all their money.
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