Pronunciation: /ˈdeɪn.dʒər.əs/
adjective describes a noun as causing potential harm or risk
A1 It is dangerous to play with fire.
A2 Swimming in the ocean alone can be dangerous.
B1 Driving in heavy rain can be very dangerous.
B2 Hiking in the mountains without proper gear can be extremely dangerous.
C1 Ignoring safety protocols in a laboratory can lead to dangerous consequences.
C2 Handling explosives without proper training is incredibly dangerous.
formal It is important to be aware of the dangerous conditions when hiking in the mountains.
informal Watch out for that dog, he can be pretty dangerous.
slang That new roller coaster is lit but also lowkey dangerous.
figurative Her sharp words were like a dangerous weapon in the argument.
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