Translation guide
A designated area where one is protected from danger, often in traffic or emergency contexts.
A raised or marked area in the road where pedestrians can wait safely while crossing.
The standard term for a traffic safety zone or pedestrian island, commonly seen on signs and in traffic regulations.
There is a safety zone in the middle of the crosswalk.
A more technical term for a traffic island, often used in civil engineering or formal contexts.
A traffic island is installed on this road.
A place of refuge during disasters, conflicts, or dangerous situations.
General term for an evacuation shelter or safe place during disasters like earthquakes or floods.
In case of an earthquake, please go to the nearest safety zone.
A designated safe area, often used in military or conflict contexts, but also for general safety zones.
Used in technical or disaster management contexts, often for evacuation zones in industrial accidents.
A metaphorical place or situation free from criticism, danger, or stress.
While 安全地帯 is the direct equivalent for traffic islands, in other contexts a literal translation may sound unnatural. Use context-appropriate terms like 避難所 for disaster shelters or 安全な場所 for figurative meanings.
The UN designated the area as a safety zone.
An evacuation safety zone was set up due to a chemical leak.