imperil in Chinese
imperil in Chinese is 威胁, 威脅 — imperil means to put someone or something in danger.
imperil in Chinese
威胁
Pronounced: wēi xié
(transitive) To put into peril; to place in danger.
威脅
Pronounced: wēi xié
(transitive) To risk or hazard.
What does "imperil" mean?
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verb To put someone or something in danger.
"Before long, he had enough baby alligators to imperil every nipple for miles around but a problem soon arose when the cute baby alligators matured into vicious adult beasts."
- verb To take a chance that something may be harmed.
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- Before long, he had enough baby alligators to imperil every nipple for miles around but a problem soon arose when the cute baby alligators matured into vicious adult beasts.
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What is "imperil" in Chinese?
"imperil" in Chinese is 威胁, 威脅. imperil means: To put someone or something in danger.
How do you pronounce 威胁?
"imperil" in Chinese is 威胁, pronounced "wēi xié".
Are there other ways to say "imperil" in Chinese?
Yes — Chinese has 2 translations listed for "imperil": 威胁, 威脅.
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