in safe hands
1safe hands — If something is in safe hands, it is being looked after by a reliable person or organization, and is therefore at no risk. I ll look after Jamie while you go shopping. Don worry he ll be in safe hands …
2in safe hands — phrase protected from harm or danger by a particular person or organization The company’s future is in safe hands with Walsh in charge. Thesaurus: safe and harmlesssynonym Main entry: safe * * * I protected by someone trustworthy from harm or… …
3in safe hands — ► being cared for or dealt with by someone who is skilled and has a lot of experience: »The shareholders were reassured that, with the new CEO in place, the company was in safe hands. Main Entry: ↑safe …
4in safe hands — If something is in safe (or good) hands, it is being looked after by a reliable person or organization and is therefore at no risk. I ll look after Jamie while you go shopping. Don t worry, he ll be in safe hands …
5in safe hands — protected from harm or danger by a particular person or organization The company s future is in safe hands with Walsh in charge …
6in safe hands — ► in safe hands protected by someone trustworthy. Main Entry: ↑hand …
7in the safe hands of somebody — in safe ˈhands | in the safe hands of sb idiom being taken care of well by sb • I ve left the kids in safe hands with my parents. • Their problem was in the safe hands of the experts. Main entry: ↑safeidiom …
8in good/safe hands — being taken care of very well With her in charge, the office is in good hands. [=she will do the job well] You re in safe hands with us. [=you will be safe with us] • • • Main Entry: ↑hand …
9be in safe hands — if someone or something is in safe hands, they are being looked after by someone who can be trusted. I know my daughter s in safe hands at the nursery …
10in safe hands — See at: at the hands of (someone) …
