Noun
/kasˈkete de seɣuˈɾiðað/
Casquete de seguridad refers to a safety helmet or a hard hat used in the military domain. It is a protective headgear worn to prevent injuries in hazardous environments.
This term is commonly used in both written and oral Spanish, particularly in official military documents or during safety briefings.
"Estar a salvo bajo casquete"
Literal translation: "To be safe under a helmet"
Meaning: To feel protected or secure.
"Levantarse el casquete"
Literal translation: "To lift the helmet"
Meaning: To feel relieved or to take off a burden.
"Salirse de casquetes"
Literal translation: "To go out of helmets"
Meaning: To lose control or act recklessly.
The word "casquete" comes from the Latin word cassis, meaning "helmet." The addition of "seguridad" simply specifies that the helmet is related to safety, emphasizing its protective function in hazardous situations.
Synonyms: 1. Casco de seguridad (Safety helmet) 2. Hard hat (Hard hat)
Antonyms: 1. Descubierto (Uncovered) 2. Inseguro (Unsafe)