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jeopardized

Aussprache: [ˈdʒɛpərdaɪzd]

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Kontext: „risk“

(verb) to put something in danger or at risk of being harmed. It’s like when you play a game and make a choice that might make you lose, you are jeopardizing your chances to win.

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She jeopardized her chance of winning the race by not training enough.

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He didn't jeopardize his position at work because he always did his best.

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What could jeopardize our plans for the picnic?

Kontext: „safety“

(verb) to endanger or threaten the safety of something or someone. This could be when someone does something that puts another person in a risky situation.

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The new safety measures helped to ensure that workers were not jeopardized while on the job.

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The unsafe equipment jeopardized no one because it was removed from the site.

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How could reckless driving jeopardize the safety of others on the road?

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