imperilling

英 [ɪmˈperəlɪŋ]

美 [ɪmˈperəlɪŋ]

v.  使陷于危险; 危及
imperil的现在分词

柯林斯词典

in AM, use 美国英语用 imperiling, imperiled


• VERB 使陷于危险;危及
  Something thatimperilsyou puts you in danger.
  1. You imperilled the lives of other road users by your driving.
     你的驾驶危及了其他路人的生命安全。

双语例句

• Meanwhile, overinvestment has led to rampant overcapacity in sectors such as steel, cement and non-ferrous metals, creating a host of unprofitable companies and imperilling the financial sector, as lossmaking companies fail to repay debt.
  与此同时，过度投资导致钢铁、水泥和有色金属等行业产能严重过剩，带来大量不能盈利的企业，进而危及金融业，原因是亏损企业无力偿还债务。
• Malignancies are seriously imperilling human health. It is the second cause of mortality among all diseases and has an increasing tendency nowadays.
  恶性肿瘤严重地威胁着人类的健康，在各类疾病所致的死亡中，恶性肿瘤居第二位，并有进一步增高的趋势。
• The continental earthquakes are seriously imperilling the lives of mankind.
  大陆地震对人类威胁最重。
• With this tendency uncontrolled, the function of resource allocation of stock market will die out, undoubtedly imperilling the future of the whole stock market of China.
  如果任其发展下去，股市的资源配置功能将丧失殆尽，势必危及到整个中国股市的未来。
• Stray mines began to turn up off the Pacific coast, imperilling commercial shipping.
  散逸的水雷开始在太平洋海岸出现而危及商船的航行。
• Drought is a primary actor imperilling agriculture.
  乾旱是威协农业生产的主要因素之一。
• The European Central Bank has also said it would not accept collateral with a default rating, potentially imperilling the Greek banking system, which is dependent on the ECB for loans.
  欧洲央行（ecb）也早就表示，不会接受带有违约评级的抵押品，这可能让依赖欧洲央行贷款的希腊银行体系陷入危险境地。
• Highly indebted non-financial corporations may even go bankrupt, imperilling domestic creditors, including the banks.
  高负债的非金融企业甚至可能破产，将包括银行在内的本国债权人置于危险境地。