endangering

英 [ɪnˈdeɪndʒərɪŋ]

美 [ɪnˈdeɪndʒərɪŋ]

v.  使遭危险; 危及; 危害
endanger的现在分词

柯林斯词典

• VERB 使遭遇危险；危及;危害
  Toendangersomething or someone means to put them in a situation where they might be harmed or destroyed completely.
  1. The debate could endanger the proposed peace talks.
     这一争论可能会危及提议进行的和平谈判。
  2. ...endangered species such as lynx and wolf.
     猞猁、狼等濒危物种

双语例句

• The fire spread endangering several nearby homes.
  火势蔓延危及附近的几栋房屋。
• Chen Jia was charged with endangering public security by dangerous methods.
  ChenJia被控告使用危险方法危害公共安全。
• Other acts endangering the environment.
  其他危害环境的行为。
• Those facts provided enough evidence for the charge of endangering public security.
  这些事实有足够证据控告他危害公共安全。
• Union bosses say the protest-dubbed the "Raise a Stink" campaign-is endangering the health of postal workers.
  发起抗议的农民把这次行动称为“发出臭味”，这对邮政工作者的健康就带来了很大的危害。
• In recent years, water pollution problems occur in life seriously endangering the safety of drinking water.
  近年来，水污染问题时有发生，生活饮用水的安全受到严重危害。
• Besides endangering lives, they also cause burst eardrums, tinnitus and in some cases total deafness.
  除了会危及人的生命，也会造成鼓膜破裂、耳鸣，在某些情况下会完全失聪。
• Counterrevolutionary cases and cases endangering State security;
  反革命案件、危害国家安全案件；
• Intentionally damaging, moving or altering traffic facilities, causing endangering consequences, but no crime is constituted;
  or（七）故意损毁、移动、涂改交通设施，造成危害后果，尚不构成犯罪的；
• Establishing social organizations, enterprises or institutional organizations in order to engage in activities endangering the state security;
  利用设立社会团体或者企业事业组织，进行危害国家安全活动的；