Internal security внутренняя безопасность

tight / strict / heavy // lax security (measures) good // bad security строгие // недостаточные меры безопасности: There is tight security at the airport and all baggage is being searched. | The meeting took place amid extremely tight security. | The trial was held under tight security.| Strict security measures were in force during the President's visit. | Heavy security measures and heightened sensitivities to protecting Dole and Kemp were symbols of the convention. | Parents have protested against lax security at the school.

sense / feeling of security чувство безопасности: A predictable routine gives children a sense of security.

a false sense of security: We were lulled into a false sense of security and failed to see what was coming.

security measures / precautions меры безопасности: The tighter security measures / precautions include video cameras in the city centre. | New security measures, including video surveillance cameras, come into force on the city's bus fleet this week. | A large number of homes lack adequate security measures.

security situation ситуация с безопасностью, обстановка с точки зрения безопасности: Alongside this swirling evolution of political developments, not so unnatural in itself, came changes in the security situation.

(to be on / to be put on) security alert тревога в связи с угрозой безопасности: The station was closed for two hours because of a security alert. | His arrest followed a major security alert before a visit by the Prime Minister. | Postal facilities and other government offices around the country were warned of the attempted bombings, and were put on security alert. | The security alert, involving five hundred people, cost ten thousand pounds.

security check проверка безопасности: Police plan security checks from 8 am on the road between Balmoral Castle and the church. | The fifty-odd courtrooms are open to the public, though you have to go through stringent security checks first. | There are strict security checks on everyone entering the Opera House.

security / video surveillance camera камера видеонаблюдения: The pictures were captured by the city centre security cameras installed in Gloucester earlier this year. | This series of photographs was taken by a security camera at the Leeds Building Society. | The thief was caught on a security camera.

breach of security нарушение правил безопасности: The Security Commission investigates breaches of security. | An amnesty was also granted to a number of unidentified people being held for breach of national security.

26. security service [countable] a government organization that protects a country's secrets against enemy countries, or protects the government against attempts to take away its power служба безопасности; органы безопасности: His death was particularly shocking since there was considerable evidence that elements of the military security service were implicated in it. | So concerned are the security services that MI5 has set up a unit to monitor the activities of young British Muslims targeted by extremists.

27. security force(s) [countable] силы безопасности, войска по поддержанию безопасности: Thirty demonstrators were killed in clashes with the security forces over the weekend. | Part of the reason is the government's effort to strengthen the security forces. | Up to 500 black people are killed by the security forces. | The security forces opened fire, killing two people.

28. security officer [countable] офицер контрразведки: Such a nightmare was enough to make even the most fearless security officer break out in a cold sweat. | Suddenly, cars swerved to block the road, and dozens of security officers fanned out through the crowd.

29. security agent [countable] агент безопасности

30. security man / official [countable] сотрудник службы безопасности: They surged forward but were held back by two very large and determined security men. | A uniformed security man met them at the gate. | Co-ordinated attacks on security officials and politicians over the past few weeks indicate that the once-bumbling extremists are growing more sophisticated.

31. security guard [countable] someone whose job is to protect a building or to collect and deliver large amounts of money охранник; телохранитель; конвоир: There were two security guards on duty outside the building. | One of those hostages was James Lopez, a Marine security guard from Globe. | He missed, killing a security guard.

32. rogue / outlaw state / regime | outlaw nation [countable] a country that does not behave in the usual or accepted way and often causes trouble страна-изгой, режим-изгой: Some are rogue states with which we may some day clash. | For one thing, intelligence does have some impact on foreign policy, for example, towards rogue states. | He would scrap the Anti-Ballistic Missile Treaty and permit defensive systems to guard against accidental firings or small-scale attacks by outlaw nations.