noun
ADJECTIVE
▪ added , extra , greater , increased
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The seat is bolted in place for added ~.
▪ comparative , reasonable , relative
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A blizzard forced the climbers back to the relative ~ of their tents.
▪ complete , perfect
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Walkways allow visitors to enter the caves in perfect ~.
▪ long-term , temporary
▪ child , passenger , patient , worker
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The house will have to be rearranged with a view to child ~.
▪ personal , physical , public
▪ fire , food , nuclear , etc.
▪ air , aviation , road , traffic , etc.
▪ environmental , home , industrial , occupational , workplace
▪
an organization for psychologists and other researchers in occupational ~ and health
▪ firearm , gun
VERB + SAFETY
▪ assure , ensure , guarantee
▪ enhance , improve , increase
▪ compromise , endanger , jeopardize , risk , threaten
▪ fear for
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Police fear for the ~ of the missing children.
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We fear for their ~.
▪ find , get to , make it to , reach
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They thought they would never reach ~.
▪ leave
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What made her leave the ~ of her apartment?
SAFETY + NOUN
▪ tips
▪ controls , improvements , limits , measures , precautions , procedures , provisions
▪ codes ( esp. AmE ), guidelines , laws , legislation , levels , policy , recommendations , regulations , requirements , rules , standards
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a violation of ~ codes
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New ~ legislation will be introduced next year.
▪ violation ( AmE )
▪ hazard , risk
▪ check , inspection
▪ inspector , officer , official
▪
The plan was rejected by the ~ inspectors.
▪ record
▪ concerns , considerations , implications , issues , matters
▪ aspect , factor
▪ awareness
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a safety-awareness campaign
▪ campaign , initiative , training
▪ belt , equipment , features , glasses ( esp. AmE ), goggles , harness , helmet , rope
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The car has many ~ features, including anti-skid braking.
▪ catch ( esp. BrE ), device , valve
▪ barrier , curtain , net ( often figurative )
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A national insurance system provides a ~ net for the very poor.
▪ glass , pin , razor , seat
PREPOSITION
▪ for ~
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The stairs are fitted with a handrail for ~.
▪ for your own ~
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The police gave him protection for his own ~.
▪ in ~
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The people want to be able to walk the streets in ~.
▪ to ~
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We managed to run to ~ before the building collapsed.
▪ ~ of
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She finally made it to the ~ of her room.
PHRASES
▪ for ~ reasons
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The building was evacuated for ~ reasons.
▪ health and ~
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The company was fined by the health and ~ inspectors.
▪ on ~ grounds
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The playground was closed down on ~ grounds.
▪ a place of ~
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The refugees finally reached a place of ~.
▪ ~ first
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When operating machinery, remember: ~ first.