food secure
adjective (also food-secure) uk/ˌfuːd sɪˈkjʊər/ us/ˌfuːd səˈkjʊr/
（个人、家庭）有足够粮食的
(of a person, family, etc.) generally able to obtain enough food
The majority of people lived in households that were food secure. 大多数人生活在粮食充足的家庭。
They were considered to be food secure because they had regular access to enough food.
（国家、地区）粮食安全有保障的
(of a country, region) able to produce or obtain enough food to feed its population
The government has a number of policies aimed at making the country food secure.
Regular drought or floods prompt refugees to flee to more fertile, food-secure areas. 经常性的干旱或洪水促使难民逃往土地更肥沃、粮食安全更有保障的地区。
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- Small farmers are less likely to be food secure.
- Urban households that are involved in gardening are more food secure.
- A series of natural disasters means that the country is no longer food secure.
- How food-secure are urban populations?
- This region contains a number of villages and towns and is food secure.