| 单词 | dangerous |
| 释义 | dangerous (deɪndʒərəs ) adjective A2 If something is dangerous, it is able or likely to hurt or harm you. It's a dangerous stretch of road. ...dangerous drugs. It's dangerous to jump to early conclusions. Synonyms: perilous, threatening, risky, hazardous dangerously adverb [oft ADVERB after verb] B1 He is dangerously ill. He rushed downstairs dangerously fast. The coach rocked dangerously. Synonyms: seriously, badly, severely, gravely Synonyms: perilously, alarmingly, carelessly, precariously Quotations: mad, bad, and dangerous to know Collocations: dangerous distraction It has become a dangerous distraction. Times, Sunday Times The board said that the precautions, while reducing the risk of engine power loss, could be a dangerous distraction for pilots and carried their own risks. Times, Sunday Times The witch-hunts are becoming a dangerous distraction. Times, Sunday Times Motorists will be urged to put their mobile phone in a car compartment that blocks signals under plans to prevent dangerous distractions at the wheel. Times, Sunday Times Some foods and drinks can lead to dangerous distractions. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 He makes a dangerous enemy at that moment. Times, Sunday Times Every turn provides something different, be it a new piece of equipment or a horrendously dangerous enemy. The Sun He would also create a dangerous enemy. Times, Sunday Times He would also have been aware that while the restless earl was a useful friend he was also a dangerous enemy. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 Your canalised nervous system make you incapable of regarding anyone else as anything but a dangerous enemy. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 He carried out the dangerous manoeuvre in the dark and defied 6ft waves to miraculously avoid disaster. The Sun He was imprisoned for 15 months for his driving, which was described by the judge as a 'blatantly dangerous manoeuvre'. Times, Sunday Times The most common dangerous manoeuvre was passing too close, recorded 130 times a year, and a vehicle pulling out in front of a bike, 70 times. Times, Sunday Times Dangerous manoeuvres, such as accelerating too hard while going round a corner or pulling out too quickly when overtaking, are signalled in red on a password-protected personal web page. Times, Sunday Times Some cyclists felt under pressure to remain within the lane until the last moment when turning right, leading to sudden, potentially dangerous manoeuvres. Times, Sunday Times But he soon realises there's more to this dangerous mission than meets the eye. The Sun Try to imagine how he must feel going on this dangerous mission and reassure him that you will be here for him. The Sun Well, he risks everything by setting off on a dangerous mission into unknown territory. The Sun The family knew of his dangerous mission, she added, but always expected that he would return. Times, Sunday Times She did not explain why she had taken them on such a dangerous mission. Times, Sunday Times The world is a more dangerous place after his eight years in office. Times, Sunday Times (2017) The world feels an uncertain and dangerous place at the moment. The Sun (2017) That's how he got started in photojournalism and, since then, it sounds like he's been in every ugly and dangerous place on earth. FROM THE TEETH OF ANGELS (1994) Laws can be changed and that particular one is under review; but a world fuelled by plutonium seems likely to be a significantly more dangerous place. Eating the Sun: How Plants Power the Planet (2007) It is the most dangerous place you can be in Syria, with the security forces prowling the corridors looking for protesters who managed to escape. Times, Sunday Times (2011) He was told he would be setting a dangerous precedent for his colleagues. Times, Sunday Times They say the 'unethical' plan sets a dangerous precedent that could undermine patients' trust in doctors. Times, Sunday Times It argued that the demand would set a dangerous precedent and make it impossible for advisers to give frank advice, and break data protection laws. Times, Sunday Times This ruling sets a dangerous precedent for future governments. The Sun The other banks may be right about the legal position and the need to avoid a dangerous precedent. Times, Sunday Times Viewed from today, the ritual of raising and sacrificing a dangerous predator seems both exotic and powerfully seductive. Smithsonian Mag How audiences admired his fearlessness in the face of dangerous predators. Times, Sunday Times Dangerous predators are not a factor, and there are no crocodiles or hippos. ST And when it comes to the truly dangerous predators in the concrete jungle, it just keeps getting weirder. Globe and Mail She established an extraordinary rapport with these animals, demonstrating that their behaviour in captivity could be contrary to their popular image as dangerous predators. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 He's an altogether more dark and dangerous proposition, loading his flower-powered glam-rock with crunching riffs, tinny synths and scuzzy basslines. The Sun He needed to somehow see it up close, while it was burning—a dangerous proposition. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 And they looked a more dangerous proposition for it — although that was not difficult. The Sun He makes them a more dangerous proposition within sniffing distance of opposition try-lines. Times, Sunday Times A 65 per cent success rate would be the bedrock on which he could become a very dangerous proposition. Times, Sunday Times If we're talking here about that film lowering some big shot 's britches and exposing him, it's a mighty dangerous situation. SUMMER OF SECRETS (2003) If he makes a lunge you are then in a very dangerous situation. Superdog! Action plans that work for a happy and well-behaved pet (1990) It is an absolutely unpredictable and very dangerous situation in the country. Times, Sunday Times (2011) The dangerous stunt will take place in front of a live studio audience and an estimated 12million viewers watching at home. The Sun Witnesses said he was attempting the dangerous stunt when the engine cut out at the top of a climb. The Sun These dreams affect his performance as he backs down from the most dangerous stunt, jumping from one wire to another. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 My most dangerous stunts are limited to certain shows. The Sun One biker, however, has 'caught himself' speeding and doing dangerous stunts because he was wearing a helmet camera. Times, Sunday Times Ideally no one would seek solace in any variant of a dangerous substance. Times, Sunday Times One suspect was charged with the distribution of a false representation of a controlled dangerous substance. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 Although rarely used today, the offences remain available should the specific circumstances arise, e.g. sending a package containing a dangerous substance to an embassy. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 The camera allows for even more sensitive detection, reading subtle color changes occurring when dangerous substances are as low as 50 parts per million. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 We do need to cut the use of dangerous substances. Times, Sunday Times Why do people want to ski dangerous terrain when they could content themselves cruising down the piste? Times, Sunday Times They face incredibly steep and dangerous terrain. The Sun This magazine belongs to a publishing stable noted for its courage, but its editors must have been given at least an amber light to venture into such dangerous terrain. The Times Literary Supplement A number of stairways and bridges are installed along the trail to make it passable in steep, difficult, or dangerous terrain. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 In dark and rainy conditions the plane overflew dangerous terrain and crashed into mountains. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 That will be good news for consumers and the government, but highly dangerous territory if it's sustained. Times, Sunday Times Last week, however, the rumours took us into dangerous territory. Times, Sunday Times He knew he was in dangerous territory, but he thought he could save himself still. Christianity Today The off-kilter short story can be dangerous territory: a studiedly eccentric conceit that starts pleasingly enough but quickly turns into a bathetic stunt. The Times Literary Supplement They were worried that by involving himself in issues about architecture and buildings in inner cities, the prince was getting himself into dangerous territory. Times, Sunday Times Low rates were considered the third most dangerous threat to financial stability and property prices the fifth. Times, Sunday Times They were part of a far more dangerous threat: a battle for basic resources that pits human needs, such as food, against the lofty ideals of conservation. Times, Sunday Times They put polythene and bottles everywhere which has become a dangerous threat to the natural environment. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 If he survives the case, he will be a dangerous threat to all his rivals. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 His ability to make the big catch also made him a dangerous threat anywhere on the field. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 Why are we as citizens not questioning this dangerous trend? ST It's part of a dangerous trend. Times, Sunday Times It's a very dangerous trend. Times, Sunday Times You have the opportunity to stop this dangerous trend! Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 Criticism of its record has encouraged two dangerous trends. Times, Sunday Times But he also knows his methods are controversial and that some of his colleagues regard them as irresponsible if not downright dangerous. Times, Sunday Times (2008) You can guarantee that the products they have recommended are unsuitable, if not downright dangerous. Times, Sunday Times (2014) THE torrential downpours this winter have made driving incredibly difficult, if not downright dangerous. The Sun (2014) During those early days the work was highly dangerous and only limited help was available from international technical advisers. Times, Sunday Times (2008) In the last 40 years or so there has been a dramatic increase in the number of cases of the highly dangerous skin tumour malignant melanoma. The Antioxidant Health Plan (1994) Always involved in neat exchanges and highly dangerous. The Sun (2013) The structure was deemed highly dangerous because it was built on unstable soil foundations. The Sun (2014) The procedure is highly dangerous and leaves many of its victims with health problems throughout their lives. Times, Sunday Times (2006) However, as they prepare to launch a strike, the mission becomes increasingly dangerous. The Sun These are resources that could and should be used to help our troops and to keep us all safer in an increasingly dangerous world. The Sun In an increasingly dangerous world, that should be beyond dispute. The Sun We are living in a fastchanging and increasingly dangerous world. The Sun It said that both countries would be less able to keep their citizens safe 'in an increasingly dangerous world'. Times, Sunday Times I was amazed how hard everyone worked doing an incredibly dangerous job. The Sun Ectopic pregnancies are not only painful, they are also incredibly dangerous. The Sun Vengeful feelings are incredibly dangerous and need to be understood and managed. The Sun Even without enemy fighters and flak, just getting to and from the target was incredibly dangerous. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 The missions that he went on were often incredibly dangerous. Times, Sunday Times No matter what we did, he had at most a few months to live, and the procedure was inherently dangerous. Times, Sunday Times For this reason they are inherently dangerous, and will be as long as human beings are behind the wheel. Times,Sunday Times It was inherently dangerous, but immensely profitable while the good times lasted and credit flowed. Times, Sunday Times But there are no records of the thousands who drive old unroadworthy vehicles, untaxed and uninsured and, being untested, inherently dangerous. Times, Sunday Times Much in life was inherently dangerous, even crossing the road, unless precautions were taken. Times, Sunday Times Trying to take them back would be impossible and politically dangerous. Times, Sunday Times This acceptance of savage criticism may be politically dangerous. Times, Sunday Times The task of criticism was to make 'reading more predictable, which often means more reasonable and less politically dangerous'. The Times Literary Supplement Rescuing them at all costs may prove politically dangerous. Times, Sunday Times To continue to pretend that we do not, as recession looms, may prove politically dangerous. Times, Sunday Times Isn't there something limiting, even potentially dangerous, in any system that functions because of its inherent dependency on deferred success? Times, Sunday Times (2006) Three people were jailed in the summer over a scam involving drugging sick and potentially dangerous horses and selling them. Times, Sunday Times (2016) ONE of the most effective treatments for acne has been linked with potentially dangerous changes in the blood and damage to the liver. Times, Sunday Times (2006) This can cause potentially dangerous chemicals to be released. The Sun (2008) Everywhere she looked there were large, healthy, potentially dangerous animals sprawled on the floor of the Donovan condominium. JADE ISLAND (2001) Up to 50 are too dangerous ever to be released. Times, Sunday Times The conditions were too dangerous for more than one of them to try it at the same time. Times, Sunday Times They'd argue it'd be too dangerous, too complicated and suitable only for presidents and members of the armed forces. Times, Sunday Times Paramedics and cops feared it was too dangerous to go into the water which was later revealed to be 18 inches deep. The Sun In disasters, drones can be employed in areas too dangerous for rescue teams. Times, Sunday Times Translations: Chinese: 危险的 Japanese: 危険な |
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