英语词汇“at risk”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

a. at (high etc.) risk, †in risk: in danger, exposed to a risk (frequently with put).

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the world > action or operation > harm or detriment > danger > there is danger in a course of action [phrase] > risk of consequences of action > at risk

in (also on) hazard1527

at (high etc.) risk1707

1707 Muses Mercury May 123 A Man's Reputation is in risk of losing more after his Play is acted, than he got before by it.

1796 W. Hutchinson Spirit of Masonry (ed. 2) 327 The reputation of the whole fraternity would be at risk by irregularity on this occasion.

1849 J. L. H. McCracken Earning Living ii. ii. 16 O.H. The education of her son, and his first start in life, depend in a manner on this fund. G. Two things she ought not to put at risk.

1862 S. Smiles Lives Engineers I. v. viii. 426 Conveyed..at great risk of breakage and pilferage.

1901 ‘L. Malet’ Counsel of Perfection xi. 243 Whether the capital owned by his better nature was not in risk of being exhausted—whether the drafts made on it might not eventually be dishonoured.

1937 O. St. J. Gogarty As I was going down Sackville St. 191 Hundreds of Irishmen..were glad to put their necks in risk of England's halter.

1994 Maclean's 31 Oct. 58/1 Researchers worldwide have raced to identify more of the genes that put individuals at high risk of developing the disease, also known as juvenile diabetes.

2000 Independent on Sunday 5 Mar. i. 11/3 The natterjack toad is particularly at risk, while the pool frog became extinct in 1998.

b. at (a person's) risk: with liability for any loss, harm, or damage lying with the person indicated.

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society > trade and finance > fees and taxes > compensation > [adverb] > liable to pay compensation

at (a person's) risk1776

1776 Ann. Reg. 1775 107/1 Orders have been issued..prohibiting the taking in of any cargoes for the English colonies; and to inform those who do so, that it will be at their own risk.

1798 Roots' Rep. I. 203 If it eventually proves insufficient to raise the sum due, it is the mortgagee's own fault and at his risque.

1852 Amer. Law Reg. 1 21 If a part of the property insured was sold, it ceased thereby to be at the risk of the underwriters.

1887 Law Rep.: Queen's Bench Div. 18 65 The expression ‘at ship's risk’ cannot be strictly correct, because the ship has no risk.

1922 Yale Law Jrnl. 32 85 The goods were carried at the owner's risk.

1938 Pop. Sci. Monthly Nov. 12/1 The motorist with a skinful could warn following cars, ‘I've had one too many: pass at your own risk’.

1970 New Society 5 Feb. 209/1 He therefore should be at risk where the car causes damage.

2008 Maryland Gaz. (Nexis) 5 Apr. a2 ‘Vehicles parked illegally and non-permitted vehicles will be towed at the owners' risk and expense,’ the sign reads.

单词	at risk
释义	> as lemmas at (high etc.) risk a. at (high etc.) risk, †in risk: in danger, exposed to a risk (frequently with put). ΘΚΠ the world > action or operation > harm or detriment > danger > there is danger in a course of action [phrase] > risk of consequences of action > at risk in (also on) hazard1527 at (high etc.) risk1707 1707 Muses Mercury May 123 A Man's Reputation is in risk of losing more after his Play is acted, than he got before by it. 1796 W. Hutchinson Spirit of Masonry (ed. 2) 327 The reputation of the whole fraternity would be at risk by irregularity on this occasion. 1849 J. L. H. McCracken Earning Living ii. ii. 16 O.H. The education of her son, and his first start in life, depend in a manner on this fund. G. Two things she ought not to put at risk. 1862 S. Smiles Lives Engineers I. v. viii. 426 Conveyed..at great risk of breakage and pilferage. 1901 ‘L. Malet’ Counsel of Perfection xi. 243 Whether the capital owned by his better nature was not in risk of being exhausted—whether the drafts made on it might not eventually be dishonoured. 1937 O. St. J. Gogarty As I was going down Sackville St. 191 Hundreds of Irishmen..were glad to put their necks in risk of England's halter. 1994 Maclean's 31 Oct. 58/1 Researchers worldwide have raced to identify more of the genes that put individuals at high risk of developing the disease, also known as juvenile diabetes. 2000 Independent on Sunday 5 Mar. i. 11/3 The natterjack toad is particularly at risk, while the pool frog became extinct in 1998. extracted from riskn. at (a person's) risk b. at (a person's) risk: with liability for any loss, harm, or damage lying with the person indicated. ΘΚΠ society > trade and finance > fees and taxes > compensation > [adverb] > liable to pay compensation at (a person's) risk1776 1776 Ann. Reg. 1775 107/1 Orders have been issued..prohibiting the taking in of any cargoes for the English colonies; and to inform those who do so, that it will be at their own risk. 1798 Roots' Rep. I. 203 If it eventually proves insufficient to raise the sum due, it is the mortgagee's own fault and at his risque. 1852 Amer. Law Reg. 1 21 If a part of the property insured was sold, it ceased thereby to be at the risk of the underwriters. 1887 Law Rep.: Queen's Bench Div. 18 65 The expression ‘at ship's risk’ cannot be strictly correct, because the ship has no risk. 1922 Yale Law Jrnl. 32 85 The goods were carried at the owner's risk. 1938 Pop. Sci. Monthly Nov. 12/1 The motorist with a skinful could warn following cars, ‘I've had one too many: pass at your own risk’. 1970 New Society 5 Feb. 209/1 He therefore should be at risk where the car causes damage. 2008 Maryland Gaz. (Nexis) 5 Apr. a2 ‘Vehicles parked illegally and non-permitted vehicles will be towed at the owners' risk and expense,’ the sign reads. extracted from riskn. < as lemmas
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