safe place
collocation in Englishmeaningsofsafeandplace
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safe
adjective
uk/seɪf/us/seɪf/
not in danger or likely to ...
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place
noun
uk/pleɪs/us/pleɪs/
an area, town, ...
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(Definition ofsafeandplacefrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)
Examplesofsafe place
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She found there was nosafeplaceto unburden her feelings or talk about intimate matters.
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There seemed nosafeplaceto lodge her and her arrest could imperil the rest.
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A given neighborhood may have many individuals predisposed to such norms without the neighbors having a sense that theirs is asafeplacefor children.
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First find asafeplaceto cross, then stop.
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We lost everything: respect, confidence, asafeplaceto live.
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People smuggled the last of the animals out of the village to asafeplaceand lived off the produce of the forest.
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Such items could be hidden in asafeplaceor entrusted to a friend or relative.
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Homeless people lack asafeplacein both the physical and the psychological sense.
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When the wireless control signal is interrupted, it could automatically return tosafeplacealong previous path based on sensorial data.
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It could return tosafeplaceaccurately and rapidly by integrating sensory data of encoders and ultrasonic sensors, and using raw data matching method to regulate its pose.
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Meanwhile, it gives attention to both fast speed and relatively high accuracy, which are coequally important for the mobile robot to return tosafeplacesuccessfully.
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When the obstacle is just in front of the robot, or when it has approached too much to it, the robot turns towards asafeplace.
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They might not get them enough food, take them to the doctor when they are sick, or make sure they have asafeplaceto stay.
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Based on children's histories of interaction with caregivers, representational models reflect children's feelings of security with others and their views of the world as asafeplace.
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They must take her out of that way of life and put her into asafeplaceor into care.
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That left local parents with nosafeplacefor their children to play.
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But the best safeguard is for all medicines to be kept in asafeplaceout of the reach of children.
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In the long run it is aid that will make the planet asafeplacein which to live.
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