jeopardize

jeopardize

形容词

jeopardizing

名词

jeopardization

中英释义

1. 危及，使处于危险境地（动词）

2. 危险，冒险（名词）

词语辨析

jeopardize与endanger的区别在于jeopardize更强调因某种行动或决策而使事物处于危险之中，而endanger则强调某种因素或情况会给某人或某物带来危险。

词汇扩充

jeopardy (名词)：危险，冒险

jeopardous (形容词)：危险的，冒险的

近义词

threaten, endanger, risk, imperil

反义词

protect, safeguard, secure

柯林斯词典

jeopardize (verb)
If something jeopardizes a situation or activity, it puts it in danger or harm's way.
[formal]
The talks could still be jeopardized by disputes between the two sides.
这些谈判可能仍会受双方之间的争议而受到危害。

牛津词典

jeopardize (verb)
Put (someone or something) into a situation in which there is a danger of loss, harm, or failure.
[with object]
A devaluation of the dollar would jeopardize New York's position as a financial center.
美元贬值将会危及纽约作为金融中心的地位。

用法

To jeopardize can be used as a transitive verb, followed by an object.

例句

1. The ongoing conflict could jeopardize the stability of the entire region. (这场持续的冲突可能会危及整个地区的稳定。)
2. His reckless behavior jeopardized his chances of getting the promotion. (他鲁莽的行为使他失去了晋升的机会。)
3. The heavy rainfall jeopardized the safety of the villagers living near the river. (大雨危及了住在河边的村民的安全。)
4. The company's financial troubles jeopardized its ability to pay its employees. (公司的财务困境危及了支付员工的能力。)
5. Her reckless driving not only jeopardized her own life but also put other drivers at risk. (她鲁莽的驾驶不仅危及了她自己的生命，也使其他司机面临风险。)
6. The public outcry over the scandal could jeopardize the politician's career. (对丑闻的公众抗议可能危及这位政治家的职业生涯。)
7. His addiction to drugs jeopardized his relationships with his family and friends. (他对毒品的上瘾危及了他与家人和朋友的关系。)
8. The heavy fog jeopardized the safety of air travel. (浓雾危及了航空安全。)
9. The government's failure to act promptly could jeopardize public trust. (政府未能及时采取行动可能危及公众的信任。)
10. The economic downturn has jeopardized the success of the new business venture. (经济下滑危及了新的商业风险的成功。)
11. The development project is at jeopardy due to lack of funding. (由于缺乏资金，这个发展项目处于危险之中。)
12. The company's decision to downsize has jeopardized the livelihoods of many employees. (公司裁员的决定危及了许多员工的生计。)
13. Her risky investment in the stock market jeopardized her financial stability. (她在股市的冒险投资危及了她的财务稳定。)
14. The new regulations could jeopardize the competitiveness of small businesses. (新的规定可能危及小型企业的竞争力。)
15. The safety of the passengers should never be jeopardized for the sake of convenience. (为了方便起见，绝不能危及乘客的安全。)
16. The athlete's injury jeopardized his chances of winning the championship. (运动员的受伤危及了他获得冠军的机会。)
17. The company's reputation has been jeopardized by the recent scandal. (公司的声誉因最近的丑闻而受到了损害。)
18. The construction delays have jeopardized the completion date of the project. (施工延误危及了项目的完成日期。)
19. Her careless mistake could jeopardize the success of the entire project. (她的粗心错误可能危及整个项目的成功。)
20. The company's financial difficulties have jeopardized its ability to expand. (公司的财务困难危及了其扩张能力。)