hazard
Prononciation : [ˈhæz.ərd]
Mot
Contexte : « safety »
(noun) a situation that can cause harm or danger. Think of it as something that could hurt you or someone else, like slippery ice or a broken toy.
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The workers were careful to avoid any hazards while building the playground.
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There are no hazards in this park; it is safe for children to play.
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What hazards should we be aware of when crossing the street?
Contexte : « risk »
(verb) to take a chance or to expose someone to possible harm. It's like when you choose to do something that might not be safe.
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I decided to hazard a guess about the answer to the riddle.
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She never hazards her safety by doing dangerous stunts.
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Do you think it's wise to hazard a bet on that game?
Contexte : « games »
(noun) a game of chance, often involving betting. It's like a fun way to take risks in games, often with money involved, like poker.
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He enjoys playing hazard with his friends every Friday night.
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They prefer board games and don't like to play hazard because of the money involved.
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Have you ever played hazard with your friends?
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