jeopardize

基本词汇

英 [ˈdʒepədaɪz]

美 [ˈdʒepərdaɪz]

jeopardize基本解释

vt.危及；使处于危险境地；影响

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过去式: jeopardized 过去分词: jeopardized 现在分词: jeopardizing 第三人称单数: jeopardizes

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jeopardize的翻译

verb

1. put at risk

e.g. I will stake my good reputation for this

Synonym: venturehazardadventurestake

2. pose a threat to
present a danger to

e.g. The pollution is endangering the crops

Synonym: endangerjeopardisemenacethreatenimperilperil

in BRIT, also use 英国英语亦用 jeopardise

1. 使处于危险境地；危及；危害；损害
To jeopardize a situation or activity means to do something that may destroy it or cause it to fail.

jeopardize

e.g. He has jeopardised the future of his government...
他的行为已经危及到他这届政府的未来。
e.g. The talks may still be jeopardized by disputes.
会谈仍有可能因存在争端而破裂。

1. jeopardize

1. 使......处于危险中：traumatic 使人不快的,令人痛苦难忘的 | jeopardize 使......处于危险中 | hand down 留传下来,把......传下去

2. jeopardize

2. 危及：jenny 移动式起重机 | jeopardize 危及 | jet 喷射

3. 损害;危及：jet 飞机 | jeopardize 损害;危及 | jobless 失业

用作动词(v.)

Your chances of success may be jeopardized if you are rude to the boss.
如果你对老板无礼,你成功的希望就可能受到危及。

用作动词 (v.)

～+名词

The drunk and vicious people, who jeopardize all life on earth.
出自：K. Vonnegut
This..behaviour could jeopardize Monty's chance of gaining a scholarship.
出自：M. Cox

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