dangerously

adverb

UK /ˈdeɪndʒərəsli/

1
to such a degree that harm, death, damage, or destruction is possible
dangerously low/high/hot etc:
Her blood pressure was climbing dangerously high.
dangerously close/near:
He was standing dangerously close to the machine.
dangerously ill:
Your father is dangerously ill and may not survive the night.
Synonyms and related words
Dangerous or harmful
dangerous
harmful
disastrous
2
in a way that is likely to harm someone or to damage something
Rimmington denied that he was driving dangerously last night.
Synonyms and related words
Dangerous or harmful
dangerous
harmful
disastrous

phrases

live dangerously

单词	dangerously
释义	dangerously adverb UK /ˈdeɪndʒərəsli/ Other entries for this word live dangerously phrase DEFINITIONS2 1 to such a degree that harm, death, damage, or destruction is possible dangerously low/high/hot etc: Her blood pressure was climbing dangerously high. dangerously close/near: He was standing dangerously close to the machine. dangerously ill: Your father is dangerously ill and may not survive the night. Synonyms and related words Dangerous or harmful dangerous harmful disastrous 2 in a way that is likely to harm someone or to damage something Rimmington denied that he was driving dangerously last night. Synonyms and related words Dangerous or harmful dangerous harmful disastrous phrases live dangerously dangerously adverb US /ˈdeɪndʒərəsli/ Other entries for this word live dangerously phrase DEFINITIONS2 1 to such a degree that harm, death, damage, or destruction is possible dangerously low/high/hot etc.: Her blood pressure was climbing dangerously high. dangerously close/near: He was standing dangerously close to the machine. Synonyms and related words Dangerous or harmful dangerous harmful disastrous 2 in a way that is likely to harm someone or to damage something Rimmington denied that he was driving dangerously last night. Synonyms and related words Dangerous or harmful dangerous harmful disastrous phrases live dangerously
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