to jeopardize

基本解釋

However, he did not want to jeopardize his health for life after playing.
然而，姚明不想因?yàn)楸荣惗＜白约阂簧慕】怠?/li>
Such measures had greatly helped control the floods in the 1970s, but Shah was not willing to jeopardize his cronies’ interests.
沙赫考慮到這會(huì)威脅到他的選區(qū)利益，不予通過這項(xiàng)決定。這種泄洪措施在上個(gè)世紀(jì)70年代曾有效制止洪災(zāi)。
On the other hand, if the LDP and New Komeito lose enough seats to jeopardize their control of the upper house, Mr. Abe might be force to take responsibility by resigning.
但另一方面，假如自民黨和新公明黨結(jié)成的聯(lián)盟在競選中喪失足夠多的席位以至于威脅到他們對上院的控制，那么安倍很可能迫于壓力引咎辭職。

Double jeopardize thousands of innocent lives; trying to buy avowal but could barely keep themselves alive.
But,other countries have not. Critics of Mr.Obama's plan say not returning to the Moon could jeopardize America's leadership in space exploration.

Moreover, Beijing does not wish to jeopardize its investments in the Iranian energy sector.
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To ignore the threat posed by radical Islam on the frontiers is to jeopardize the whole Pakistani nation.
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