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

Chinese translation of 'unsafe'

unsafe

(ʌnˈseɪf)

adj

(= in danger) [person] 不安全的 (bù ānquán de)
(= dangerous) [machine, bridge, conditions] 危险(險)的 (wēixiǎn de)
(Brit, Law) [conviction] 不成立的 (bù chénglì de)
it is unsafe to play here 在这(這)儿(兒)玩不安全 (zài zhèr wán bù ānquán)
the car was unsafe to drive 开(開)这(這)辆(輛)车(車)不安全 (kāi zhè liàng chē bù ānquán)
unsafe to eat/drink 食用/饮(飲)用不安全 (shíyòng/yǐnyòng bù ānquán)
unsafe sex 无(無)防范(範)措施的性行为(為) (wú fángfàn cuòshī de xìngxíngwéi)

1 (adjective) in the sense of dangerous

Definition

dangerous

Critics claim the trucks are unsafe.

Synonyms

dangerous

a dangerous undertaking

risky

It is a very risky business.

hazardous

Below decks was hazardous in very heavy weather.

threatening

uncertain

Students all over the country are facing an uncertain future.

unstable

He was emotionally unstable.

insecure

low-paid, insecure jobs

unreliable

She had proved to be an unreliable witness and had lied to police.

precarious

Our financial situation had become precarious.

treacherous

The current of the river is fast-flowing and treacherous.

perilous

a perilous journey across the war-zone

unsound

The church was structurally unsound.

Opposites

safe

secure

reliable

sure

sound

certain

stable

harmless

2 (adjective) in the sense of vulnerable

In the larger neighbourhood, I felt very unsafe.

Synonyms

vulnerable

Their tanks would be vulnerable to attack from the air.

threatened

exposed

The troops are exposed to attack by the enemy.

unprotected

defenceless

a leader who would leave the country isolated and defenceless

open to attack

单词	unsafe
释义	Trends of unsafe View usage for: unsafe (ʌnseɪf) 1. adjective If a building, machine, activity, or area is unsafe, it is dangerous. Critics claim the trucks are unsafe. She was also warned it was unsafe to run early in the morning in the neighbourhood. Synonyms: dangerous, risky, hazardous, threatening More Synonyms of unsafe 2. adjective [verb-link ADJECTIVE] If you are unsafe, you are in danger of being harmed. In the larger neighbourhood, I felt very unsafe. Synonyms: vulnerable, threatened, exposed, unprotected More Synonyms of unsafe 3. adjective If a criminal conviction is unsafe, it is not based on enough evidence or is based on false evidence. [British, law] An appeal court decided their convictions were unsafe. unsafe in British English (ʌnˈseɪf) adjective 1. not safe; perilous 2. (of a criminal conviction) based on inadequate or false evidence Examples of 'unsafe' in a sentence unsafe The report warned that many renting families lived in unhealthy or unsafe conditions. Times, Sunday Times (2017) The flames were so fierce that the building quickly became unsafe for fire crew to search inside. Times, Sunday Times (2007) There is no reason to regard your conviction as unsafe. James Fergusson KANDAHAR COCKNEY: A Tale of Two Worlds (2004) They talk of being pushed farther into unsafe areas. Times, Sunday Times (2012) They also feel unsafe in relation to other people. Herman, Judith Lewis Trauma and Recovery (1992) Moving her has so far proved impossible because specialists deemed it unsafe in her feeble condition. Times, Sunday Times (2013) When we arrived the apartment was filthy and in an unsafe condition. Times, Sunday Times (2014) Only recovery of the section of the boat beneath buildings unsafe for excavation eluded him. Times, Sunday Times (2013) The conviction was therefore unsafe and would be quashed. Times, Sunday Times (2006) The organisers could alter the route if any area is deemed unsafe because of ice. Times, Sunday Times (2010) Teachers will feel unsafe in their classrooms without protective vests. Times, Sunday Times (2014) High noses were deemed unsafe because they were at driver height in side impacts. Times, Sunday Times (2014) Nor is it merely unsafe working conditions that are a concern. Times, Sunday Times (2013) As the judge followed that approach the conviction was not unsafe and the application would be refused. Times, Sunday Times (2006) The house is leaking and the area is unsafe. Times, Sunday Times (2011) She feels unsafe in her own home. The Sun (2009) His successes coincided with the exposure by other lawyers of unsafe convictions and growing doubts about the death penalty. Times, Sunday Times (2015) How hard it is to say no to a group of glamorous friends urging you to get into an unsafe car? Times, Sunday Times (2009) So many were inside, cops feared the building was structurally unsafe. The Sun (2010) Many of the dogs which died in the blaze were still in the building, which has been deemed unsafe. The Sun (2014) He lay dead under concrete for a week, so unsafe was the building that rescuers couldn't get in. Times, Sunday Times (2015) In other languages unsafe British English: unsafe ADJECTIVE If a building, machine, activity, or area is unsafe, it is dangerous. Critics claim the trucks are unsafe. American English: unsafe Brazilian Portuguese: perigoso Chinese: 危险的 European Spanish: inseguro French: dangereux German: nicht sicher Italian: pericoloso Japanese: 安全でない Korean: 안전하지 않은 European Portuguese: perigoso Latin American Spanish: inseguro Chinese translation of 'unsafe' unsafe (ʌnˈseɪf) adj (= in danger) [person] 不安全的 (bù ānquán de) (= dangerous) [machine, bridge, conditions] 危险(險)的 (wēixiǎn de) (Brit, Law) [conviction] 不成立的 (bù chénglì de) it is unsafe to play here 在这(這)儿(兒)玩不安全 (zài zhèr wán bù ānquán) the car was unsafe to drive 开(開)这(這)辆(輛)车(車)不安全 (kāi zhè liàng chē bù ānquán) unsafe to eat/drink 食用/饮(飲)用不安全 (shíyòng/yǐnyòng bù ānquán) unsafe sex 无(無)防范(範)措施的性行为(為) (wú fángfàn cuòshī de xìngxíngwéi) 1 (adjective) in the sense of dangerous Definition dangerous Critics claim the trucks are unsafe. Synonyms dangerous a dangerous undertaking risky It is a very risky business. hazardous Below decks was hazardous in very heavy weather. threatening uncertain Students all over the country are facing an uncertain future. unstable He was emotionally unstable. insecure low-paid, insecure jobs unreliable She had proved to be an unreliable witness and had lied to police. precarious Our financial situation had become precarious. treacherous The current of the river is fast-flowing and treacherous. perilous a perilous journey across the war-zone unsound The church was structurally unsound. Opposites safe , secure , reliable , sure , sound , certain , stable , harmless 2 (adjective) in the sense of vulnerable In the larger neighbourhood, I felt very unsafe. Synonyms vulnerable Their tanks would be vulnerable to attack from the air. threatened exposed The troops are exposed to attack by the enemy. unprotected defenceless a leader who would leave the country isolated and defenceless open to attack Additional synonyms in the sense of defenceless a leader who would leave the country isolated and defenceless Synonyms helpless, exposed, vulnerable, naked, endangered, powerless, wide open, unarmed, unprotected, unguarded in the sense of exposed Definition vulnerable The troops are exposed to attack by the enemy. Synonyms vulnerable, open, subject, in danger, liable, susceptible, wide open, left open, laid bare, in peril, laid open in the sense of hazardous Definition involving great risk Below decks was hazardous in very heavy weather. Synonyms dangerous, risky, difficult, uncertain, unpredictable, insecure, hairy (slang), unsafe, precarious, perilous, parlous (archaic, humorous), dicey (informal, British), fraught with danger, chancy (informal) Synonyms of 'unsafe' unsafe Explore 'unsafe' in the dictionary Additional synonyms in the sense of insecure Definition unstable or shaky low-paid, insecure jobs Synonyms unreliable, unstable, unsafe, precarious, unsteady, unsound in the sense of perilous a perilous journey across the war-zone Synonyms dangerous, threatening, exposed, vulnerable, risky, unsure, hazardous, hairy (slang), unsafe, precarious, parlous (archaic), fraught with danger, chancy (informal) in the sense of precarious Definition (of a position or situation) dangerous or insecure Our financial situation had become precarious. Synonyms insecure, dangerous, uncertain, tricky, risky, doubtful, dubious, unsettled, dodgy (British, Australian, New Zealand, informal), unstable, unsure, hazardous, shaky, hairy (slang), perilous, touch and go, dicey (informal, British), chancy (informal), built on sand, shonky (Australian, New Zealand, informal) in the sense of risky It is a very risky business. Synonyms dangerous, hazardous, unsafe, perilous, uncertain, tricky, dodgy (British, Australian, New Zealand, informal), precarious, touch-and-go, dicey (informal, British), fraught with danger, chancy (informal), shonky (Australian, New Zealand, informal) in the sense of treacherous Definition unreliable or dangerous, esp. because of sudden changes The current of the river is fast-flowing and treacherous. Synonyms dangerous, tricky, risky, unstable, hazardous, icy, slippery, unsafe, unreliable, precarious, deceptive, perilous, slippy (informal, dialect) in the sense of uncertain Definition not to be depended upon Students all over the country are facing an uncertain future. Synonyms doubtful, undetermined, unpredictable, insecure, questionable, ambiguous, unreliable, precarious, indefinite, indeterminate, incalculable, iffy (informal), changeable, indistinct, chancy (informal), unforeseeable, unsettled, unresolved, in the balance, unconfirmed, up in the air, unfixed, conjectural, sketchy (informal) in the sense of unprotected Definition not defended or protected from harm Synonyms vulnerable, helpless, defenceless, unarmed, unguarded, undefended, open to attack, pregnable in the sense of unreliable Definition not able to be trusted or relied on She had proved to be an unreliable witness and had lied to police. Synonyms undependable, irresponsible, untrustworthy, unstable, treacherous, disreputable, not conscientious in the sense of unsound Definition not firm The church was structurally unsound. Synonyms unstable, shaky, insecure, unsafe, unreliable, flimsy, wobbly, tottering, rickety, unsteady, not solid in the sense of unstable Definition (of a person) having abrupt changes of mood or behaviour He was emotionally unstable. Synonyms unpredictable, irrational, erratic, inconsistent, unreliable, temperamental, capricious, changeable, untrustworthy, vacillating
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