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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.
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Examples for "safeguard"
Examples for "safeguard"
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Together they undermined the agencies' ability to protect and safeguard young people.
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Angie Motshekga Motshekga said communities were meant to safeguard the children's future.
3
The unit wanted him moved, in order to safeguard staff and children.
4
Chemring Countermeasures makes products to safeguard military ships and aircraft from attack.
5
I will, of course, safeguard it or return it, as you wish.
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It was that which was marked on our passports and safe-conducts.
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Coligny had received the most absolute of safe-conducts from those to whom we were apparently bound.
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And these safe-conducts were as much respected as if they had been signed "Marechal de Villars."
4
Burn the safe-conducts, Andre-Louis.
5
Other pleas of the Crown were: insult to the royal dignity, treason, breaches of safe-conducts, and injury to the King's servants.
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When they get there, three people will work out the allotment of two letters of transit.
2
Monday night's buyers also snapped up the production house-made letters of transit for $118,750 and the exterior doors of Rick's Casablanca cafe for $115,000.
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There is an exquisite ivory-type of Marjorie, in passe-partout, on the drawing room mantel-piece.
2
That passe-partout, called the fashion, has made them fly open-and what do you think was that fashion?
3
It is set in an oval passe-partout, and requires only a glass over it to fit it for placing on a wall.
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The walls, papered in tan with a deep brown border, were dotted with passe-partouted prints, both in color and black and white.
Usage 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.
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That is a safe conduct, written in Lord Ramsay's own hand.
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Then the barons sent for Sir Tristram under a safe conduct.
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After that, I promise you safe conduct to the Italian border.
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Mr. Gerard refused to ask Washington to grant this man a safe conduct.
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He came under safe conduct from the South last night.
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No civilian unfurnished with a safe conduct from the captain-general is allowed to pass.
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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?
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Pope Leo wrote himself to beg that Luther's safe conduct should not be observed.
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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.
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Tell her that I'll meet her wherever she pleases, if she promises me safe conduct.
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He wants safe conduct to the border of Elfael.
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