safety in production; to maintain safety standards in manufacturing or industrial processes

the feeling of being safe and free from danger or worry

safety; security; the state or quality of being safe

safety strap in a vehicle or aircraft used to secure a passenger against harmful movement

A state where people and vehicles move safely without danger; road safety

security bureau; public security office

condom; a thin rubber sleeve used for contraception or to prevent the spread of disease

the ratio of the maximum load an engineering structure or machine can handle to the actual or design load

safety helmet; hard hat; protective headgear used by workers or motorcyclists

National Security Bureau, an intelligence agency of Taiwan; can also refer to the National Security Agency (NSA) of the United States

United Nations Security Council; often used as a short form for [[联合国安全理事会|聯合國安全理事會|lian2 he2 guo2 an1 quan2 li3 shi4 hui4]]

safety net or protective netting used to prevent injury or provide a social guarantee

Ministry of State Security of the People's Republic of China (MSS), the agency responsible for foreign intelligence and counterintelligence

General term for doors designed for safety and emergency use, including fire exits and theft-proof doors; used for evacuations during emergencies.

A device used on boilers, pressure vessels, or water pipes that automatically opens to release pressure and prevent damage

A warning line marked on the ground that people should not cross, used to maintain order or prevent accidents.

The time in a woman's menstrual cycle when the risk of conception is lowest, typically used as a natural method of birth control.

a raised area or island in the middle of a road where pedestrians can wait safely for traffic to pass

the protective outer structure of a nuclear reactor designed to prevent the escape of radioactive material

High-strength glass treated to resist breaking or to break into fragments that do not fly or have sharp edges, such as tempered or laminated glass

completely safe and secure, often used to emphasize the state of being free from harm or danger

safety lamp; a lamp designed for use in hazardous environments, such as a mine, to prevent gas explosions or to check gas levels

Non-toxic match that only ignites when rubbed against the specific surface on the side of the matchbox

emergency staircase or fire escape, typically on the exterior of a building; also referred to as a [[避火梯|避火梯|bi4 huo3 ti1]]

general term for a government agency responsible for coordinating national security policy

national security; the safety and protection of a country

(US) Department of Homeland Security

emergency stop; safety switch

measures taken to ensure safety; precaution

safe and sound; without any trouble or mishap

safe and sound; to come out unscathed from an accident or illness

safe and secure; free from danger or worry

Department of Homeland Security; the United States federal agency responsible for public security within the country's borders

to conduct a security inspection or safety check, such as at an airport or high-risk venue

safety airbag for vehicles; a supplemental restraint device that inflates upon impact

safe harbor; safe haven

The protection of a country's territory and people from internal and external threats; specifically used for government agencies or policies regarding national safety.

Domestic Security Protection Bureau; the department of the Ministry of Public Security responsible for monitoring political dissidents, religious groups, and activities deemed a threat to stability

crimes of endangering public safety, a legal category in Mainland China including acts such as arson, hijacking, or drunk driving

the oversight and monitoring of safety standards and practices

protective goggles worn to prevent injury to the eyes

a sequence of numbers used for authentication or verification purposes, such as the CVV on a credit card

to join the United Nations Security Council as a permanent member

an offense or crime committed against public safety or public order

Safety of society as a whole, including national security and the protection of citizens' lives, property, and general welfare

safety or security concerns; factors related to staying safe that need to be thought about

shorts worn under a skirt or dress to prevent accidental exposure

(BDSM) a pre-agreed word or signal used to pause or stop play; safeword

The protection of information and systems from unauthorized access, use, or destruction; refers to providing security products and services such as firewalls and intrusion detection.