hazard in Bulgarian
hazard in Bulgarian is опасност, риск, рискувам — hazard means a source of danger or risk of harm.
hazard in Bulgarian
опасност
Pronounced: opasnost
The chance of suffering harm; danger, peril, risk of loss. [from 16th c.]
риск
Pronounced: risk
The chance of suffering harm; danger, peril, risk of loss. [from 16th c.]
рискувам
Pronounced: riskuvam
To expose to chance; to take a risk.
What does "hazard" mean?
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noun A source of danger or risk of harm.
"A toy left on the stairs can become a real hazard for anyone carrying a tray."
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noun An obstacle on a golf course, such as a bunker or water feature.
"She avoided the sand hazard by hitting a short, careful shot to the left."
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verb To risk or venture something, or to make a guess.
"Would you care to hazard a guess about tomorrow's weather?"
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hazard in a sentence
- A toy left on the stairs can become a real hazard for anyone carrying a tray.
- Loose wiring is a serious fire hazard.
- She avoided the sand hazard by hitting a short, careful shot to the left.
- Several players found the bunker hazard guarding the green and lost a stroke.
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What is "hazard" in Bulgarian?
"hazard" in Bulgarian is опасност, риск, рискувам. hazard means: A source of danger or risk of harm.
How do you pronounce опасност?
"hazard" in Bulgarian is опасност, pronounced "opasnost".
How do you use "hazard" in a sentence?
Example: "A toy left on the stairs can become a real hazard for anyone carrying a tray." In Bulgarian, "hazard" is опасност, риск, рискувам.
Are there other ways to say "hazard" in Bulgarian?
Yes — Bulgarian has 3 translations listed for "hazard": опасност, риск, рискувам.
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