jeopardize

英 [ˈdʒepədaɪz]

美 [ˈdʒepərdaɪz]

v.  冒…的危险; 危及; 危害; 损害

过去分词：jeopardized　现在分词：jeopardizing　过去式：jeopardized　第三人称单数：jeopardizes　

CET6GRE

Collins.1 / BNC.15411 / COCA.7976

牛津词典

verb

• 冒…的危险；危及；危害；损害
  to risk harming or destroying sth/sb
  1. He would never do anything to jeopardize his career.
     他决不会做任何有损于他事业的事。

柯林斯词典

in BRIT, also use 英国英语亦用 jeopardise


• VERB 使处于危险境地；危及；危害；损害
  Tojeopardizea situation or activity means to do something that may destroy it or cause it to fail.
  1. He has jeopardised the future of his government...
     他的行为已经危及到他这届政府的未来。
  2. The talks may still be jeopardized by disputes.
     会谈仍有可能因存在争端而破裂。

英英释义

verb

• put at risk
  1. I will stake my good reputation for this
  Synonym:venturehazardadventurestake
• pose a threat to
  1. The pollution is endangering the crops
  Synonym:endangerjeopardisemenacethreatenimperilperil

双语例句

• This judgment may jeopardize his job.
  这种判断也许会危及他的工作。
• Consider the consequences of choices that may jeopardize your health.
  考虑一下可能危害健康的行为的后果吧。
• Risks that jeopardize the solution.
  危害解决方案的风险。
• I couldn't jeopardize our reputation.
  我不能败坏我们的名声。
• Not following established procedures may also have serious consequences that jeopardize the safety of both patients and staff.
  不遵守既定程序也可能造成严重后果，危及病人和工作人员的安全。
• I didn't want to jeopardize my relationship with my new friend.
  我不想损害我与我新朋友之间的关系。
• This mission is too important for me to allow you to jeopardize it.
  这次任务对我来说很重要，我不允许你去破坏。
• The dispute could jeopardize the negotiations.
  那一争论可能会使谈判处于险境。
• Withdrawing too many forces too quickly could jeopardize the progress of the past year.
  过快地撤走过多的部队可能危及过去一年中取得的进步。
• We have seen repeatedly how rumours can jeopardize the progress we collectively can make.
  我们已多次看到，谣言可危及我们集体取得的进展。