Definition of deathtrap in English:

deathtrap

nounˈdɛθtrap

A place, structure, or vehicle that is potentially very dangerous.
a match can turn a foam-filled armchair into a deathtrap in seconds
Example sentencesExamples
- A metal fire escape that collapsed on a 14-year-old youth, killing him instantly, was riddled with rust and a death trap, it was revealed yesterday.
- The road is a nightmare and a potential death trap with vehicles skidding on the patchwork surface.
- That road is a death trap and it's only a matter of time before other people who not as experienced could have serious problems.
- With no warning signs on either side and under poor lighting, the road is a death trap for motorists.
- Back seats can be the death trap for unrestrained children and their parents or friends sitting up front.
- These uncovered drains are a potential death trap for motorcyclists who are unaware of the problem.
- Heavy metal shutters which crushed a schoolboy to death as he played a daredevil game were branded a death trap by his mother at an inquest.
- The lack of proper road signage and safety measures on the highway during the four-laning work has made the road a potential death trap.
- This road is a death trap and drivers come round the bend far too fast.
- We have raised countless arguments about the proposed new site, as it is an absolute death trap.
- Kemp, on the other hand was not at all fazed by driving such a death trap.
- But even a new airplane is a potential death trap with lazy maintenance.
- We were in a death trap, and the only real hope of survival for us all was to find our enemy and destroy him.
- The women said the waterlogged park behind their homes was a potential death trap to children in the area.
- A car park in York has been branded a potential death trap after a motorist narrowly avoided serious injury when a barrier crashed down on his head.
- We got together because of a genuine concern that the location of the proposed site is a death trap.
- Yes, the freight elevator's a bit of a death trap, so it's probably lucky that we weren't in it.
- Furious parents have pulled their children out of classes after a Colchester school was branded a potential death trap.
- Even a bucket with only a few inches of water at the bottom can be a death trap for a toddler who could fall into it head first.
- Any vehicle, trailer or caravan with defective tyres is a potential death trap and we are determined to do all we can to remove them from the roads.

单词	deathtrap
释义	Definition of deathtrap in English: deathtrap nounˈdɛθtrap A place, structure, or vehicle that is potentially very dangerous. a match can turn a foam-filled armchair into a deathtrap in seconds Example sentencesExamples A metal fire escape that collapsed on a 14-year-old youth, killing him instantly, was riddled with rust and a death trap, it was revealed yesterday. The road is a nightmare and a potential death trap with vehicles skidding on the patchwork surface. That road is a death trap and it's only a matter of time before other people who not as experienced could have serious problems. With no warning signs on either side and under poor lighting, the road is a death trap for motorists. Back seats can be the death trap for unrestrained children and their parents or friends sitting up front. These uncovered drains are a potential death trap for motorcyclists who are unaware of the problem. Heavy metal shutters which crushed a schoolboy to death as he played a daredevil game were branded a death trap by his mother at an inquest. The lack of proper road signage and safety measures on the highway during the four-laning work has made the road a potential death trap. This road is a death trap and drivers come round the bend far too fast. We have raised countless arguments about the proposed new site, as it is an absolute death trap. Kemp, on the other hand was not at all fazed by driving such a death trap. But even a new airplane is a potential death trap with lazy maintenance. We were in a death trap, and the only real hope of survival for us all was to find our enemy and destroy him. The women said the waterlogged park behind their homes was a potential death trap to children in the area. A car park in York has been branded a potential death trap after a motorist narrowly avoided serious injury when a barrier crashed down on his head. We got together because of a genuine concern that the location of the proposed site is a death trap. Yes, the freight elevator's a bit of a death trap, so it's probably lucky that we weren't in it. Furious parents have pulled their children out of classes after a Colchester school was branded a potential death trap. Even a bucket with only a few inches of water at the bottom can be a death trap for a toddler who could fall into it head first. Any vehicle, trailer or caravan with defective tyres is a potential death trap and we are determined to do all we can to remove them from the roads.
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