dangerous

adjective

UK /ˈdeɪndʒərəs/

1
likely to harm or kill someone, or to damage or destroy something
a dangerous dog
a dangerous stretch of road
Air pollution has reached dangerous levels in some cities.
highly dangerous:
an exciting but highly dangerous sport
potentially dangerous:
Children are taught to avoid potentially dangerous situations.
dangerous to:
It is not yet known whether these chemicals are dangerous to humans.
it is dangerous (for someone) to do something:
It’s dangerous to walk around here on your own at night.
Synonyms and related words
Dangerous or harmful
dangerous
harmful
disastrous
2
likely to have a bad effect or to cause a problem
Mr Ashley is playing a dangerous game, pretending to support both parties.
it is dangerous (for someone) to do something:
It is extremely dangerous for you to get involved in this.
a dangerous precedent (=a decision that others will follow and that will cause problems):
The sacking of Mr Nolan could set a dangerous precedent.
Synonyms and related words
Dangerous or harmful
dangerous
harmful
disastrous

单词	dangerous
释义	dangerous adjective UK /ˈdeɪndʒərəs/ Other entries for this word dangerous driving noun dangerous ground noun tread on sacred/dangerous ground phrase dangerous territory noun at dangerous ground DEFINITIONS2 1 likely to harm or kill someone, or to damage or destroy something a dangerous dog a dangerous stretch of road Air pollution has reached dangerous levels in some cities. highly dangerous: an exciting but highly dangerous sport potentially dangerous: Children are taught to avoid potentially dangerous situations. dangerous to: It is not yet known whether these chemicals are dangerous to humans. it is dangerous (for someone) to do something: It’s dangerous to walk around here on your own at night. Synonyms and related words Dangerous or harmful dangerous harmful disastrous 2 likely to have a bad effect or to cause a problem Mr Ashley is playing a dangerous game, pretending to support both parties. it is dangerous (for someone) to do something: It is extremely dangerous for you to get involved in this. a dangerous precedent (=a decision that others will follow and that will cause problems): The sacking of Mr Nolan could set a dangerous precedent. Synonyms and related words Dangerous or harmful dangerous harmful disastrous dangerous adjective US /ˈdeɪndʒərəs/ Other entries for this word dangerous ground noun be on dangerous ground phrase tread on sacred/dangerous ground phrase dangerous territory noun at dangerous ground DEFINITIONS2 1 likely to harm or kill someone, or to damage or destroy something a dangerous dog a dangerous stretch of road Air pollution has reached dangerous levels in some cities. highly dangerous: an exciting but highly dangerous sport dangerous to: It is not yet known whether these chemicals are dangerous to humans. it is dangerous (for someone) to do something: It’s dangerous to walk around here on your own at night. Synonyms and related words Dangerous or harmful dangerous harmful disastrous 2 likely to have a bad effect or to cause a problem Mr. Ashley is playing a dangerous game, pretending to support warring factions. it is dangerous (for someone) to do something: It is extremely dangerous for you to get involved in this. a dangerous precedent (=a decision that others will follow and that will cause problems): The firing of Mr. Nolan could set a dangerous precedent. Synonyms and related words Dangerous or harmful dangerous harmful disastrous
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