| 词汇 | dangerously |
| 释义 | dangerously adverb uk /ˈdeɪn.dʒər.əs.li/ us /ˈdeɪn.dʒɚ.əs.li/ B1 in a way that is dangerous: 危险地，不安全地 She drives dangerously.她开车很危险。 live dangerously He likes to live dangerously.他喜欢冒险。 Food stores are reported to be running dangerously low in the capital.据报道，首都的食品储备量很低，形势危急。 I was worried because he was running dangerously close to the cliff edge. That driver went dangerously fast, overtaking several cars, despite the wet conditions. The woman was waving a knife about dangerously in the air and shouting. Dangers and threats balefully baneful banefully black spot hang over something hazard hazardous hazardously hazmat on/under pain of deathidiom or elseidiom parlous parlously peril someone's bark is worse than his/her biteidiom tombstoning treacherously triple threat ultra-hazardous venturesome Examples of dangerouslydangerously They accordingly stressed that the unqualified trust in reason could dangerously erode this relationship. Having examined unto them, however, he invariably finds them real and fights them with pseudo-kabbalistic spells, a rubber outfit, and dangerously overloaded vacuum tubes. In the present study, the stylistic and dramatic exegeses are condemned sometimes to a dangerously narrow band of information. But what can be more dangerously limiting is the tendency to discourage expansive thought and rigorous argument. The whole, for many critics, is dangerously contradictory - an opera whose conclusion explodes its musical and dramatic premises. This includes issues of their gossip- and media-driven legacy that have led to their current position, often dangerously vulnerable, in the global marketplace. He is usually thought to be a personification of evil, and in the minds of many he comes dangerously close to comedy in this regard. By these speculations, contemplative heads, who else might dangerously have busied themselves about state affairs, were finally moped and diverted. More dangerously, clients may understand and act in the belief that they have understood. We had analytical rigour, and it felt dangerously close to rigor mortis. It is, in fact, dangerously misleading as it is the only illustration in the volume illustrating 'guesswork' (the authors' word) not historical evidence. We are informed that for 14% of the market the level of debt is dangerously high. The slow rebuilding process meant that many refugees lived in dangerously dilapidated dwellings. Typically, the courts and settler society disapproved of such behavior as dangerously provocative. In practice, the boundary between public and private spheres was dangerously permeable. These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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