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

• 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。
• 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。
• Others will worry that the US will jeopardise much-needed funding for its large current account deficits.
  其他人会担心，美国此举将影响到其弥补巨额经常账户赤字所急需的融资。
• This process created the potential for any element of doubt about a bank's solvency to jeopardise not just the bank, but all banks.
  这种过程造成的结果是，对一家银行偿付能力的任何一丝怀疑，有可能不仅会危及这一家银行，而会危及所有银行。
• Their role was, and is, necessary – allowing those who drill for, store and sell oil to manage risks that otherwise would jeopardise their businesses.
  不管是过去、还是现在，他们的作用让钻探、储藏与出售石油的公司得以管理风险都是必要的，否则，这些风险将危及他们的业务。
• We will not jeopardise the economic and political integration of Europe, which is the basis of our own prosperity.
  我们不会破坏欧洲的经济和政治一体化进程它是我们自身繁荣的基石。
• Why should either want to jeopardise this relationship?
  为什么他们要损害这一关系哪？
• Most analysts agree China is unlikely to jeopardise its own interests by imposing meaningful sanctions on Boeing or other US arms suppliers.
  多数分析人士都认为，中国不太可能对波音或其它美国军火供应商实施实质性制裁，进而危及自身利益。
• That, in turn, could jeopardise their economic recovery.
  那进而可能危及他们的经济复苏。
• Withdrawing fiscal accommodation too early could therefore jeopardise the recovery, especially when measures announced this week by the Fed notwithstanding the monetary policy arsenal has been effectively drained.
  因此，过早退出宽松财政政策可能会危及复苏，尤其是在货币政策手段实际上已经用光的时候尽管美联储（fed）上周又宣布了一些举措。