endangers

英 [ɪnˈdeɪndʒəz]

美 [ɪnˈdeɪndʒərz]

v.  使遭危险; 危及; 危害
endanger的第三人称单数

柯林斯词典

• VERB 使遭遇危险；危及;危害
  Toendangersomething or someone means to put them in a situation where they might be harmed or destroyed completely.
  1. The debate could endanger the proposed peace talks.
     这一争论可能会危及提议进行的和平谈判。
  2. ...endangered species such as lynx and wolf.
     猞猁、狼等濒危物种

双语例句

• The huge noise endangers the health of human beings, especially that of children and patients.
  鞭炮造成的巨大噪声危害人类健康，尤其危害小孩和病人的健康。
• Denying it or refusing to deal with it endangers our national security.
  否认或拒绝应对这个问题的态度给国家安全造成危害。
• It [ the treaty] endangers the legal status of the citizens and the stability of property rights in our country.
  它（《里斯本条约》）危及我国居民的合法地位和财产权利的稳定。
• The spread of urban areas endangers wildlife.
  扩大城市面积危害着野生物。
• This also endangers American interests in other regions, although to a lesser extent
  这也危及到美国在其他地区的利益，只不过危害程度要小一些。
• Bribery election infringes villagers'election right, cultivates corruption, ruins the ethos and endangers social stability in rural area.
  乡村贿选侵犯了村民的选举权，滋生了村官腐败现象，败坏了社会风气，危及到农村的社会稳定。
• Air pollution endangers people's health directly.
  空气污染直接危害了人们的健康。
• In a monetary union, irresponsibility by one member endangers the well-being of others.
  在一个货币联盟内，一颗老鼠屎可以坏了一锅粥。
• By constraining creativity and responsiveness, detailed activity-level planning actually endangers project success rather than ensuring it.
  通过约束创造能力和响应性，详细的活动程度计划实际上会危及项目成功而不是确保成功。
• Something that endangers or involves risk.
  某危险的或与冒险有关的事物。