CEFR A2

danger

noun

Meaning

The possibility of suffering harm or injury.

Examples

The explorers were unaware of the danger lurking in the jungle.
There is a real danger of landslides after heavy rain.

Synonyms: risk, hazard, peril, menace

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danger (A2)

noun

Pronunciation: /ˈdeɪndʒər/

Definition

The possibility of suffering harm or injury.

Examples

The explorers were unaware of the danger lurking in the jungle.
There is a real danger of landslides after heavy rain.
He was accused of endangering his family by his reckless behavior.

How to Use danger

danger of (prepositional phrase): The possibility of a specific negative outcome. — "There is a danger of infection if the wound is not cleaned."
in danger (prepositional phrase): In a situation where harm is possible. — "The child was in danger of drowning."
pose a danger (collocation): To present a risk or threat. — "The faulty wiring posed a danger to the entire building."
endanger (verb): To put someone or something at risk or in danger. — "His actions could endanger the lives of his crew."

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