单词	high-risk
释义	English Business high-riskadjective [ before noun ] uk/ˌhaɪˈrɪsk/us/ˌhaɪˈrɪsk/ involving a greater than usual amount of risk: Only people who can afford to lose their money should make high-risk investments. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Dangers and threats baneful black spot brinkmanship calculated risk chance darkly desperately dodgy gamble hazard hazardous hazmat hostage hostage to fortune idiom poisoned chalice precarious pull pull a gun, knife, etc. on sb idiom risk treacherous See more results » high-riskadjective /ˌhaɪˈrɪsk/ukusFINANCE involving greater than usual financial risk: a high-risk loan/mortgage The bank is now very reluctant to make high-risk loans to individuals with spotty credit records. a high-risk investment/fund/stock This is a medium to high-risk fund which has a very good track record. I wanted to take advantage of the tax breaks and decided on a high-risk strategy in stocks and shares.
随便看	take part (in sth) take part in something take part in sth take pity take pity (on sb) take pity on sb take place take place take pride in sth/sb take root take root take sb aback take sb apart take sb at their word take sb back take sb by surprise take sb down take sb for a ride take sb for a ride take sb in take sb into your confidence take sb off take sb on take sb out take sb out of himself/herself

high-riskadjective [ before noun ]

high-riskadjective