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jeopardy 【jeopardy】n.危险；危难The officer's violation of a regulation is more of a jeopardy than the enlisted man's offense.军官违反命令比士兵犯罪更危险。

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['dʒepərdi] 
jeopardya source of danger; a possibility of incurring loss or misfortune
To be in jeopardy is to be in danger. Eating three plates of nachos a day may improve your chances of winning your office's nacho-eating contest; unfortunately, it could also put your health in jeopardy.
Jeopardy is a state of being, so this word is almost always preceded by the preposition "in." The phrase "in jeopardy" is just one of several ways to convey that someone is in trouble. You can also try "at risk," "in danger," or — if you're into idioms — "on thin ice," "out on a limb," or "up the creek without a paddle."
All forms of 'jeopardy' will appear on average once every 1433 pages.jeopardisejeopardizejeopardy

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Back	【jeopardy】 n.危险；危难 The officer's violation of a regulation is more of a jeopardy than the enlisted man's offense. 军官违反命令比士兵犯罪更危险。
Vocab	jeopardya source of danger; a possibility of incurring loss or misfortune To be in jeopardy is to be in danger. Eating three plates of nachos a day may improve your chances of winning your office's nacho-eating contest; unfortunately, it could also put your health in jeopardy. Jeopardy is a state of being, so this word is almost always preceded by the preposition "in." The phrase "in jeopardy" is just one of several ways to convey that someone is in trouble. You can also try "at risk," "in danger," or — if you're into idioms — "on thin ice," "out on a limb," or "up the creek without a paddle." All forms of 'jeopardy' will appear on average once every 1433 pages. jeopardise jeopardize jeopardy

Jeopardy Dʒepərdi N.危险；危难 Officer's Violation Regulation Enlisted Man's