secure in Swahili
secure in Swahili is usalamu — secure means protected from danger, harm, or loss.
secure in Swahili
usalamu
to make secure
What does "secure" mean?
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adj Protected from danger, harm, or loss.
"The vault is one of the most secure places in the building."
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adj Firmly fixed in place and unlikely to give way.
"Check that the ladder is secure before climbing it."
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verb To make something safe from danger or loss.
"Soldiers were sent to secure the border."
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verb To obtain or guarantee something, often after effort.
"The team managed to secure funding for next year."
secure in a sentence
- The vault is one of the most secure places in the building.
- She finally felt secure in her new job after the trial period ended.
- Check that the ladder is secure before climbing it.
- Soldiers were sent to secure the border.
Common Swahili translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "secure" in Swahili?
"secure" in Swahili is usalamu. secure means: Protected from danger, harm, or loss.
How do you use "secure" in a sentence?
Example: "The vault is one of the most secure places in the building." In Swahili, "secure" is usalamu.
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