英语词汇“dangerous”的释义、区别辨析及用法例句-英语同义词词典

单词	dangerous
例句	dangerousdangerous /ˈdeɪndʒərəs/ adjective ► dangerous likely to cause death or serious harm. You can use dangerous about a situation, activity, thing, place, or person: The ship was about to sink and we were in a very dangerous situation. It is dangerous to play with fire. ► unsafe not safe. You use unsafe about an activity or place: It is unsafe to drink the water here. The building is unsafe because it was damaged by an earthquake. ► risky if an action is risky, something bad might happen if you do it: The doctors decided that the operation was too risky. ► hazardous (formal) likely to be dangerous. Hazardous is often used in official warnings: The freezing temperatures are making driving hazardous. There are strict rules about the use of hazardous chemicals. ► treacherous (formal) very dangerous. Treacherous is used especially about a place where there are hidden dangers: The ship sailed along the coast, trying to avoid the treacherous rocks and sandbanks. ANTONYMS ➔ see safe (2) ➔ see harmfulADVERBS: dangerousYou can make the adjectives dangerous, unsafe, and treacherous into adverbs by using an -ly ending: Her blood pressure was dangerously high. \| The streets were treacherously icy. \| I was so tired that I may have been driving unsafely. Hazardous and risky can be made into adverbs, but they are not common.
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