safe haven

英 [ˌseɪf ˈheɪvn]

美 [ˌseɪf ˈheɪvn]

n.  安全的地方; 避难所

Collins.1

牛津词典

noun

• 安全的地方；避难所
  a place where sb can go to be safe from danger or attack

双语例句

• They eventually will if they continue to have a safe haven to recruit foreign fighters.
  如果他们一直都有一个招募外国士兵安全避风港，他们最终将会（摧毁我们的家园）。
• "There should be no safe haven for those who steal from the poor," adds Zoellick.
  “不应该为那些从穷人那里盗取财物的人提供保护，”佐利克补充道。
• Marriage is a safe haven, my darling.
  婚姻是安全的避风港，我的宝贝儿。
• And yet, it has been viewed as a safe haven from slumping stock markets and slow growth.
  黄金一直被视为是在股市下跌和经济增速放缓时期的避风港。
• We don't have a view that says world is extraordinarily vulnerable right now and that the only place to make money is in a safe haven.
  我们并不认为世界经济目前正处于非常脆弱的时期，因此资本避风港也并不是唯一能赚钱的地方。
• If Afghanistan becomes a safe haven for terrorists they could easily spread through Central Asia to Russia.
  如果阿富汗变成恐怖分子的安全港，他们将轻易扩散到中亚、俄罗斯等地。
• US government debt is a safe haven the way Pearl Harbor was a safe haven in 1941.
  说美国政府债务是安全港，就像在说1941年的珍珠港是安全港一样。
• They guarantee banks because the latter provide a social utility: a safe haven for money, and a payment system.
  他们为银行担保是因为后者提供了一种社会效用：资金的安全港和支付系统。
• If emerging markets are such a safe haven, why do investors seem to be panicking?
  如果新兴市场是一个非常安全的避难所，为何投资者似乎还在恐慌？
• In previous downturns, state government employment has been a relatively safe haven.
  在以前的衰退中，州政府就业相对的比较安全。