danger in Japanese
danger in Japanese is 危険 — danger means the possibility of harm, injury, or death.
danger in Japanese
危険
Pronounced: kiken
Exposure to likely harm; peril.
What does "danger" mean?
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noun The possibility of harm, injury, or death.
"Firefighters face danger every time they enter a burning building."
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noun A specific person or thing that is likely to cause harm.
"Loose electrical wiring is a real danger in old houses."
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danger in a sentence
- Firefighters face danger every time they enter a burning building.
- There's no danger of the bridge collapsing.
- Loose electrical wiring is a real danger in old houses.
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What is "danger" in Japanese?
"danger" in Japanese is 危険. danger means: The possibility of harm, injury, or death.
How do you pronounce 危険?
"danger" in Japanese is 危険, pronounced "kiken".
How do you use "danger" in a sentence?
Example: "Firefighters face danger every time they enter a burning building." In Japanese, "danger" is 危険.
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