jeopardize in Japanese
jeopardize in Japanese is 危うきにさらす — jeopardize means to put something at risk of being lost, damaged, or ruined.
jeopardize in Japanese
危うきにさらす
(US) To put in jeopardy, to threaten.
What does "jeopardize" mean?
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verb To put something at risk of being lost, damaged, or ruined.
"Missing another deadline could jeopardize the whole contract."
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jeopardize in a sentence
- Missing another deadline could jeopardize the whole contract.
- Smoking jeopardizes your long-term health.
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What is "jeopardize" in Japanese?
"jeopardize" in Japanese is 危うきにさらす. jeopardize means: To put something at risk of being lost, damaged, or ruined.
How do you use "jeopardize" in a sentence?
Example: "Missing another deadline could jeopardize the whole contract." In Japanese, "jeopardize" is 危うきにさらす.
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