danger

1 “It’s not about danger. It’s about fear. People are willing to trade their freedom, even for a false sense of protection.”

2 For it was as though I were looking at my own legs for the first time—independent objects that could of their own volition lead me to safety or danger.

3 She wasn’t safe yet, not one bit, but she was surrounded by familiar dangers.

4 The beast, perhaps recognizing the danger in the water, wasn’t having it.

5 Perhaps he thought if he could just distract me for a few years, the danger would pass.

6 Dropping the remainder back into the bag, I held onto the handrail, my legs shaking as though I had just escaped a great danger.

7 Books that were not of God were banished; they were a danger, powerful and irresistible in their cunning.

8 “It is hardly likely master would laugh, I should think, Miss, when he was in such danger: You must have been dreaming.”

9 I couldn’t shake the feeling that if some perceived danger set him off, he was ready to spring.

10 To him, perplexity was worse than danger; and when he was perplexed he usually grew angry.

11 Danger is very real.

危险是真实存在的

12 Threatened by all kinds of dangers during their foraging flights, many workers die before they have reached even that age.

13 “No. He didn't want to put me in danger. He brought them to the furniture shop. He built the Roodveldts a secret room behind a false wall in the wood shop. I didn’t know.”

14 As she became better and better at the job, she became an intelligence powerhouse, able to advise the Coast Guard and other agencies on everything from potential dangers to easy targets.

15 His wife, through her terror and horror and distress, saw some sure danger to him: instantly forgetting her own grief, she seized hold of him and cried out:—

16 Erastis had warned him about the dangers of losing your referent.

17 “But I don’t want comfort. I want God, I want poetry, I want real danger, I want freedom, I want goodness. I want sin.”

18 Since they were unarmed, they were attacked without danger to any Christian.

19 Either Natalie's right, or something weird happened and Mom’s in danger, or….

20 I even had people who were the victims of stereotyping describe the dangers of labeling groups of people.

1 范围

scouth area line country range size field reach limit land measure ground region length zone domain stretch circle circuit extent scope universe dimension territory province kingdom span spectrum gauge sweep horizon realm terrain envelope sphere radius bound confine incidence compass fetch hemisphere latitude zodiac verge orb precinct tether purview ambit demesne circumscription in

2 使陷入危险

endanger

3 陷入危险

endanger

4 危难

distress peril

5 风险

risk hazard chance

6 危害

disservice endanger hazard hit jeopardize do a disservice enemy threat harm hurt poison imperil

7 损伤

traumatic damage injury wound ruin spoil lesion detriment spoilage stretch compromise mar cripple craze traumatize disserve

8 危险人物

risk danger man

9 威胁

threat peril menace challenge hang threaten cow intimidate overhang terrorize beset Mau Mau put the frighteners on threatening menacing minatory intimidatory darkly blackmail scare into doing lean on pressure bully persecute hang over menacingly assault concussion ransom intimidation bounce terrify bludgeon bulldoze fulminating gravity scare standover buffalo daunt terrorise minatorial denunciatory threateningly arm-twisting arm-twist fley

10 势力范围

reach territory orbit turf perisphere

11 危险

heavy dangerous nasty hazardous dodgy treacherous perilous dicey parlous risk hazard harm peril menace jeopardy risky lethal precarious unholy treacherousness near severe unhealthy unsafe shaky venturesome fear squall jeopardize warm ugly acute lively rum pestilential hot rough awkward wicked menacing gnarly insane pitfall dark serious sticky hostile lunatic condemned touch-and-go riskful tight adventurous stirring uncanny threatening chancy pestilent pestiferous trappy unchancy chanceful chance threat uncanniness high wire jeopardous critical unsure rugged hilly tush adventuresome venturous jump trouble gravity flier unsafety man-trap fraught in balance desperate breakneck insecurity the moment of truth

12 可能性

room chance potential possibility prospect outlook odds probability likelihood

13 支配

master ruling dominant governing ascendant overbearing regnant hold control hand government rule authority command grip possession clutch reign governance grasp regiment sway mastery regimen dominance dominion domination gripe lordship raj mastership over govern own run guide direct ride influence possess dominate seize temper wield disburse overrule predominate bestride overarch overstride take the reins take the wheel have a hold on hold sway

14 危及

compromise menace endanger imperil

15 权力

might power hand arm authority sun capacity rod sword warrant grasp potency puissance potence influence reign mana

16 危险物

hazard rock

17 力

ookus force agency strength dynamic dynamics tuck vim oof vis

18 危险的人

menace