形容词危险的
形容词
1. Shooting off firecrackers can be dangerous.
放爆竹有可能导致危险。
2. This lake is dangerous for swimmers.
在这个湖里游泳危险。
3. It is dangerous to walk on thin ice in a lake.
在湖中薄冰上行走是很危险的。
1. 危险的;可能带来危害的;不安全的
If something is dangerous, it is able or likely to hurt or harm you.
e.g. It's a dangerous stretch of road.
那段路很不安全。
e.g. ...dangerous drugs...
危险的毒品
1. dangerous
1. Abandoned plastic bags are also dangerous to wildlife who eat them by accident.
2. 911查询·英语单词
2. " It's not as dangerous as a mine field by any means, " Fincke said in an interview with The Associated Press.
3. 911查询·英语单词
3. Dangerous chemical content and injuries caused by small parts were the major problems.
4. Crossing the borders has become increasingly dangerous as several Turkish trucks were destroyed by rebels on the Syrian side of the crossings.
5. However, " convenient cab " could sometimes turn out to be dangerous for passengers'safety.
6. I tried to calm down and talked to him about how dangerous his behavior was.
7. Organizers of the event emphasized that drinking too much can be dangerous and that one should never drink and drive.
8. The vehicle's maximum speed can top 80 km per hour, which police believe is dangerous.
9. And for all the talk of ending a dangerous reliance on foreign oil, the US depends more on Canada for imported oil than it does any other country.
10. Mine officials earlier found extremely dangerous levels of carbon monoxide in the part of the mine where the men where believed to have been.
adj
1. causing fear or anxiety by threatening great harm
e.g. a dangerous operation
a grave situation
a grave illness
grievous bodily harm
a serious wound
a serious turn of events
a severe case of pneumonia
a life-threatening disease
Synonym: grave grievous serious severe life-threatening
2. involving or causing danger or risk
liable to hurt or harm
e.g. a dangerous criminal
a dangerous bridge
unemployment reached dangerous proportions
Synonym: unsafe