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secure [sɪ'kjuə] n
construct.	boiser; consolider
mil., logist.	sécuriser (to)
pack.	protéger m; abriter; préserver; mettre à l’abri; garantir
secure [sɪ'kjuə] v
gen.	s'assurer de; protégé contre la contrefaçon
transp., mater.sc., mech.eng.	arrimage; saisinage
to secure [sɪ'kjuə] v
fin.	cautionner; donner caution; donner garantie; fournir une caution; se rendre garant; se porter caution; se porter caution pour; se porter garant; se rendre caution
securing v
transp.	arrimage des wagons; arrimage; saisissage; amarrage d'un chargement
transp., nautic.	assujettissement
secure [sɪ'kjuə] adj.
gen.	sûr
law	garantir une créance en argent; garantir une dette
min.prod., tech.	assujettir; condamner
transp.	fixer
transp., mater.sc., mech.eng.	saisissage
to secure [sɪ'kjuə] adj.
commer., transp., nautic.	saisir
law	nantir
transp., environ., chem.	arrimer
transp., nautic.	assujettir
English thesaurus
secure [sɪ'kjuə] n
mil., logist.	A tactical task, within an operational framework, consisting in gaining possession of a position or terrain feature, with or without force, and in deploying in a manner which prevents its destruction or loss to enemy action. (FRA)
secure to [sɪ'kjuə] n
mil., logist.	In a “violence control” context, to take possession of an area, with or without combating, to then control and protect it so as to permit the normal recovery of all types of activities and to guarantee the freedom of movement of friendly forces and of the population. FRA
SECURE [sɪ'kjuə] abbr.
abbr.	Safe Environments For Children Using Responsibility Education
energ.ind.	safe and environmentally clean urban reactor

Secure Electronic: 11 phrases in 4 subjects

Banking	1
Finances	7
Fish farming pisciculture	1
Information technology	2