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Meanings of safe-conducts 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-conducts in English
1
It was that which was marked on our passports and safe-conducts.
2
Coligny had received the most absolute of safe-conducts from those to whom we were apparently bound.
3
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.
6
Satisfied with the safe-conducts, the sentry gestured us forward, and his figure slipped out of my vision as the gray car purred on.
7
Safe-conducts were to be granted to the sea-shore from all parts of the kingdom.
8
Safe-conducts will be granted.
Frequent collocations
Safe-conducts through the time