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🔑 dan·ger·ousBrE /ˈdeɪndʒərəs/NAmE /ˈdeɪndʒərəs/ adjectivelikely to injure or harm sb, or to damage or destroy sth 有危险的；引起危险的；不安全的◆a dangerous road/illness/sport 危险的道路/疾病/运动◆dangerous levels of carbon monoxide达到危险程度的一氧化碳含量◆The prisoners who escaped are violent and dangerous. 这些逃犯残暴而危险。◆The situation is highly dangerous. 形势十分危急。◆(BrE) a conviction for dangerous driving 判危险驾驶罪◆~ for sbThe traffic here is very dangerous for children. 这里的交通对孩子很危险。◆~ for sb to do sthIt would be dangerous for you to stay here. 你待在这儿不安全。▸ dan·ger·ous·ly BrE /ˈdeɪndʒərəsli/NAmE /ˈdeɪndʒərəsli/ adverb◆She was standing dangerously close to the fire. 她站得离火太近，有危险。◆His father is dangerously ill (= so ill that he might die). 他父亲病危。◆Mel enjoys living dangerously (= doing things that involve risk or danger). 梅尔喜欢冒险活动。 ●dangerous ˈgrounda situation or subject that is likely to make sb angry, or that involves risk 令人气愤的场合（或话题）；危险处境◆We'd be on dangerous ground if we asked about race or religion. 我们要是问到种族或宗教问题，就很可能会冒犯人。 |