jeopardise

英

美

v.  使受危害；使陷入危险，危及，危害

过去分词：jeopardised　现在分词：jeopardising　第三人称单数：jeopardises　过去式：jeopardised　

IELTSTEM8法律

BNC.11690

英英释义

verb

• pose a threat to
  1. The pollution is endangering the crops
  Synonym:endangerjeopardizemenacethreatenimperilperil

双语例句

• He will not wish to jeopardise his grip by compromising on taxes before then.
  他不会在此之前冒险在税收问题上让步。
• We do not want to jeopardise any company's long-term future for the sake of our short-term gain.
  我们不想为了我们的短期利益而损害任何公司的长远未来。
• But it appears unlikely it will do anything to jeopardise an increasingly close economic relationship.
  不过此次事件似乎不太可能对两国日益密切的经济关系产生任何恶劣影响。
• It would jeopardise the entire recovery.
  它将危及整个复苏。
• America and Britain are loth to do anything that might jeopardise their links with pakistan's army and its intelligence services.
  美国和英国不喜欢做些事情来损害他们与巴基斯坦军队和情报机构的关系。
• Mr Rein added that sourcing from Bangladesh could jeopardise that.
  雷小山补充说，从孟加拉国采购可能危及这一优势。
• So he has given warning that heated argument might jeopardise Hong Kong's "stability and development".
  所以他己经警告说过分激烈的争论可能会危及到香港的稳定和发展。
• Year-on-year declines in exports may be slowing, but external demand remains too weak to jeopardise the recovery with higher exchange rates particularly in an avowedly mercantilist part of the globe.
  出口的同比下降可能在放缓，但外部需求仍过于疲弱，一旦汇率上升将危及经济复苏尤其是在公然奉行重商主义的地区。
• I will not engage in any unethical or illegal conduct, or in any activity that could jeopardise my responsibilities.
  我不会参加任何违反职业道德或者是违法的活动，或者任何违反我的职责的活动。
• They all knew a mistake would jeopardise the entire mission.
  他们都知道整个任务不容出错。