jeopardising

英

美

(jeopardise 的现在分词) vt. 使受危险, 危及, 危害
[法] 使受危害, 使陷入危险, 危及
jeopardise的现在分词

法律

双语例句

• America's appetite for beef is jeopardising the world's water supply, the Prince of Wales said during a visit to the US.
  美国对牛肉的需求正危及全球的水资源供应，威尔士亲王在访问美国时说。
• When people are poorer they may be less willing to support policies that will cost them money, but feel uncomfortable about jeopardising the planet's future to fatten their bank balance.
  当人们较穷的时候，他们可能不太愿意支持要花他们钱的政策，而且，由于对危及地球未来的情形感到担心，反而使其多向银行存款。
• Heavy industry also tends to be dirty and thirsty, jeopardising China's increasingly stringent environmental targets.
  重工业也往往是高耗能高污染的，这危及中国日益严格的环保目标。
• I beg you not to do this: you would be jeopardising your cheap lodgings and will make her doubly dislike you.
  我劝你别这样做：否则你可能会失去廉价住所，还会让她加倍地讨厌你。
• But in South Korea there are increasing calls to avoid further jeopardising the security of the peninsula.
  但在韩国，避免进一步危及朝鲜半岛安全的呼声却日渐高涨。
• Are you driving yourself too hard and jeopardising relationships for the sake of your long-term future or money that might be made?
  多听听建议吧，为了你的长远未来和可能挣得的财富，你是否逼迫自己太紧，是否危及了关系？
• Mr Hatoyama, who is trying to give Japan a more prominent role in Asia without jeopardising its security guarantee from America, described his proposal as a "medium-term objective".
  鸠山试图在不损害日美安全保障的情况下，让日本在亚洲发挥更突出作用，他形容其建议是一个“中期目标”。
• This also means that people taking anti-depressants may be jeopardising their ability to fall in love.
  这也意味着服用抗抑郁药物的人们可能正在危及他们彼此相爱能力。
• All the funds are now looking at what kind of information they can give without jeopardising their strategies.
  这些基金现在全都在考虑，在不损害自身战略的前提下，它们能够披露哪些信息。
• The competitiveness gap between West and East Europe has widened since the enlargement of the European Union in 2004, jeopardising efforts to lift the growth potential of all regions, a study has found.
  一项调查发现，在2004年欧盟（eu）扩军之后，西欧与东欧之间的竞争力差距有所扩大，这危及了提升欧盟整体增长潜力的努力。