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Meanings of safe conduct in English
Portuguese
salvo-conduto Spanish
salvoconducto Situation in time of international conflict or war where one state, a party to such conflict, issues to a person, a pass or document to allow the enemy alien to traverse its territory.
See moreUsage of safe conduct in English
1
A second safe conduct will come along and I'll move into Italy.
2
I was simply told to ask for safe conduct. He hesitated.
3
That is a safe conduct, written in Lord Ramsay's own hand.
4
Then the barons sent for Sir Tristram under a safe conduct.
5
After that, I promise you safe conduct to the Italian border.
6
Mr. Gerard refused to ask Washington to grant this man a safe conduct.
7
He came under safe conduct from the South last night.
8
No civilian unfurnished with a safe conduct from the captain-general is allowed to pass.
9
The safe conduct was obtained through John Hay, the messenger.
10
Sure I remember him, your honour; and he has given you a safe conduct?
11
Pope Leo wrote himself to beg that Luther's safe conduct should not be observed.
12
I have obtained a safe conduct, Mike, from Lord Godolphin.
13
Guarantee him safe conduct and I don't think he'll hesitate.
14
I give thee a safe conduct; and the fiend laughed aloud at his brutal jest.
15
Tell her that I'll meet her wherever she pleases, if she promises me safe conduct.
16
He wants safe conduct to the border of Elfael.
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United Kingdom
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United States of America
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