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Definition
Synonym
genaeht
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Doppelt genäht hält besser.
Sprw.
Better safe than sorry.
prov.
nähen
v
nähend
genäht
er
sie näht
ich
er
sie nähte
to stitch
stitching
stitched
he
she stitches
I
he
she stitched
neu nähen
v
neu nähend
neu genäht
näht neu
nähte neu
to resew
resewing
resewed, resewn
resews
resewed
nähen, vernähen
v
nähend, vernähend
genäht, vernäht
näht, vernäht
nähte, vernähte
to sew {sewed, sewn, sewed}
sewing
sewn, sewed
sews
sewed
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Better safe than sorry. Synonyme
better
a cut above
above
accommodate
acculturate
adapt
adjust
advance
advantage
ahead
alter
altered
ameliorate
amend
ascendant
beat
best
better for
better off
bettor
bigger
boost
brass hat
break up
bring forward
cap
capping
change
changeable
changed
choice
chosen
civilize
control
convert
converted
cured
deform
degenerate
denature
desirable
deviant
distinguished
divergent
diversify
eclipsing
edify
educate
elder
elevate
emend
eminent
enhance
enlighten
enrich
exceed
exceeding
excel
excellent
excelling
exceptional
fatten
favor
favored
favoring
finer
fit
forward
foster
gambler
gamester
go one better
go straight
greater
happier
help
higher
higher-up
improve
improve on
improve upon
improved
in ascendancy
in the ascendant
lard
larger
lift
major
make an improvement
marked
mastery
meliorate
mend
metamorphosed
metastasized
mitigate
modified
modify
modulate
more
more desirable
most
mutant
mutate
nurture
of choice
one up on
outdo
outshine
outstanding
outstrip
outweigh
over
overbalance
overbear
overcome
overpass
overthrow
overtop
perfect
predominate
preferable
preferably
preferential
preferred
preferring
preponderate
prevail
promote
punter
qualified
qualify
raise
rare
re-create
realign
rebuild
rebuilt
reconsider
reconstruct
recovered
redesign
refine upon
refit
reform
reformed
remake
renew
renewed
reshape
restructure
revamp
revive
revived
revolutionary
richer
ring the changes
rivaling
senior
shift the scene
shuffle the cards
socialize
speculator
sport
straighten out
subversive
subvert
success
super
superior
superiority
superiors
surpass
surpassing
think better of
think twice
to be preferred
top
topping
tower above
tower over
transcend
transcendent
transcendental
transcending
transfigure
transform
transformed
translated
transmuted
triumph
trump
turn the scale
turn the tables
turn the tide
t
better half
common-law wife
concubine
consort
feme
feme covert
goodwife
goody
helpmate
helpmeet
lady
married woman
mate
matron
old lady
old woman
partner
rib
spouse
squaw
wedded wife
wife
woman
yokemate
better self
I
I myself
alter
alter ego
alterum
compunction
ego
ethical self
he
her
herself
him
himself
inner man
inner self
it
me
my humble self
myself
number one
oneself
other self
ourselves
pangs
pangs of conscience
pricking of heart
qualms
scruples
self
she
subconscious self
subliminal self
superego
them
themselves
they
throes
touch of conscience
twinge of conscience
voice of conscience
you
yours truly
yourself
yourselves
bettered
advanced
ameliorated
beautified
civilized
converted
cultivated
cultured
developed
educated
embellished
enhanced
enriched
improved
perfected
polished
refined
reformed
transfigured
transformed
betterment
Great Leap Forward
about-face
accommodation
adaptation
adjustment
advance
advancement
alteration
amelioration
amendment
apostasy
ascent
bettering
boost
break
change
change of heart
changeableness
constructive change
continuity
conversion
defection
degeneration
degenerative change
deterioration
deviation
difference
discontinuity
divergence
diversification
diversion
diversity
enhancement
enrichment
eugenics
euthenics
fitting
flip-flop
furtherance
gradual change
headway
improvement
lift
melioration
mend
mending
mitigation
modification
modulation
overthrow
pickup
preferment
progress
progression
promotion
qualification
radical change
re-creation
realignment
recovery
redesign
reform
reformation
remaking
renewal
reshaping
restoration
restructuring
reversal
revival
revivification
revolution
rise
shift
sudden change
switch
total change
transition
turn
turnabout
upbeat
upheaval
uplift
upping
upswing
uptrend
upward mobility
variation
variety
violent change
worsening
genaeht Definition
Safe
(
superl.
)
Free
from
harm,
injury,
or
risk
Safe
(
superl.
)
Conferring
safety
Safe
(
superl.
)
Incapable
of
doing
harm
Safe
(
n.
)
A
place
for
keeping
things
in
safety.
Safe
(
n.
)
A
strong
and
fireproof
receptacle
(as
a
movable
chest
of
steel,
etc.,
or
a
closet
or
vault
of
brickwork)
for
containing
money,
valuable
papers,
or
the
like.
Safe
(
n.
)
A
ventilated
or
refrigerated
chest
or
closet
for
securing
provisions
from
noxious
animals
or
insects.
Safe
(
v.
t.)
To
render
safe
Safe-conduct
(
n.
)
That
which
gives
a
safe
passage
Safe-conduct
(
n.
)
a
convoy
or
guard
to
protect
a
person
in
an
enemy's
country
or
a
foreign
country
Safe-conduct
(
n.
)
a
writing,
pass,
or
warrant
of
security,
given
to
a
person
to
enable
him
to
travel
with
safety.
Safe-conduct
(
v.
t.)
To
conduct
safely
Safe-keeping
(
n.
)
The
act
of
keeping
or
preserving
in
safety
from
injury
or
from
escape
Safe-pledge
(
n.
)
A
surety
for
the
appearance
of
a
person
at
a
given
time.
Better safe than sorry. [prov.] Bedeutung
safe
harbor
the
target
company
defends
itself
by
acquiring
a
company
so
onerously
regulated
that
it
makes
the
target
less
attractive,
the
acquisition
gave
the
company
a
safe
harbor
safe
sex
sexual
activity
(especially
sexual
intercourse)
with
the
use
of
measures
(such
as
latex
condoms)
to
avoid
the
transmission
of
disease
(especially
AIDS)
condom
rubber
safety
safe
prophylactic
contraceptive
device
consisting
of
a
sheath
of
thin
rubber
or
latex
that
is
worn
over
the
penis
during
intercourse
fail-safe
a
mechanism
capable
of
returning
to
a
safe
state
in
case
there
is
a
failure
or
malfunction
meat
safe
a
safe
for
storing
meat
safe
strongbox
where
valuables
can
be
safely
kept
safe
a
ventilated
or
refrigerated
cupboard
for
securing
provisions
from
pests
safe-deposit
safe-deposit
box
safety-deposit
safety
deposit
box
deposit
box
lockbox
a
fireproof
metal
strongbox
(usually
in
a
bank)
for
storing
valuables
safe
house
a
house
used
as
a
hiding
place
or
refuge
by
members
of
certain
organizations
safe
period
that
time
during
a
woman's
menstrual
cycle
during
which
conception
is
least
likely
to
occur
(usually
immediately
before
of
after
menstruation)
safe
(of
an
undertaking)
secure
from
risk
safe
free
from
danger
or
the
risk
of
harm,
a
safe
trip,
you
will
be
safe
here,
a
safe
place,
a
safe
bet
fail-safe
eliminating
danger
by
compensating
automatically
for
a
failure
or
malfunction,
a
fail-safe
device
in
a
nuclear
weapon
to
deactivate
it
automatically
in
the
event
of
accident
safe
and
sound
unhurt
free
from
danger
or
injury,
the
children
were
found
safe
and
sound
safe(p)
having
reached
a
base
without
being
put
out,
the
runner
was
called
safe
when
the
baseman
dropped
the
ball
fail-safe
guaranteed
not
to
fail,
a
fail-safe
recipe
for
cheese
souffle
dependable
good
safe
secure
financially
sound,
a
good
investment,
a
secure
investment
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