Dangerously

Definition

dangerous /'deÇndʒǝrǝs / adj ~ (for sb/sth) အႏၲရာယ္ရိွ ေသာ။ မလံုၿခံဳေသာ။ စိတ္မခ်ရေသာ။ ေၾကာက္စရာေကာင္းေသာ။ a dangerous bridge/journey/illness ❍ The river is highly dangerous for swimmers. ❍ a potentially dangerous fall in sb's blood pressure ❍ teenagers experimenting with dangerous drugs. ❏ dangerously adv ေၾကာက္ဖြယ္လိလိ။ driving dangerously ❍ dangerously ill (ie so ill that one might die) ❍ Nationalism can be dangerously close to racism.

Examples

1. A dangerous dog
2. A dangerous stretch of road
3. Air pollution has reached dangerous levels in some cities.
4. [highly dangerous] : An exciting but highly dangerous sport
5. [potentially dangerous] : Children are taught to avoid potentially dangerous situations.
6. [dangerous to] : It is not yet known whether these chemicals are dangerous to humans.
7. [it is dangerous (for someone) to do something] : It’s dangerous to walk around here on your own at night.
8. Mr Ashley is playing a dangerous game
9. pretending to support both parties.
10. [it is dangerous (for someone) to do something] : It is extremely dangerous for you to get involved in this.
11. [a dangerous precedent] : The sacking of Mr Nolan could set a dangerous precedent.