dangerous in English
adjective
['dan·ger·ous || deɪndʒrəs]
risky, not safe, perilous
Use "dangerous" in a sentence
1. And dangerous.
2. Too dangerous.
3. And this is even more dangerous -- well, it's dangerous again.
4. Lava is dangerous.
5. Dangerous and bold.
6. That's a dangerous animal!
7. Even if it's dangerous?
8. No, no, he's dangerous.
9. Dangerous or Illegal Activities
10. Complaining is dangerous business
11. Most Coronaviruses aren't dangerous
12. In a dangerous adventure.
13. It attracts dangerous predators.
14. 16 Delays are dangerous.
15. 13 Extremes are dangerous.
16. 16 08 02* | Spent catalysts containing dangerous transition metals or dangerous transition metal compounds |
17. Dying makes him dangerous.
18. They are dangerous lands.
19. Dumb dogs are dangerous.
20. Ambiguous and Dangerous Abbreviations
21. Experience is sometimes dangerous.
22. Like this very dangerous.
23. Yes, Backflips are dangerous, and yes, they are more dangerous than figure skating jumps
24. Yes, Aspartame is this dangerous.
25. There's a dangerous animal aboard.
26. Those places are really dangerous.
27. Because every step is dangerous.
28. But you're violent, trained, dangerous.
29. 10 Dumb dogs are dangerous.
30. It's dangerous play with fire.
31. Suspects are armed and dangerous.
32. Aeroplanes are not inherently dangerous.
33. Doctrines less dangerous than what?
34. Kill house sounds more dangerous.
35. That was dangerous, all right.
36. These people are really dangerous.
37. Makes him even more dangerous.
38. Dangerous Goods Incidents and Accidents
39. Why is immorality so dangerous?
40. Insane people are sometimes dangerous.
41. The crag is very dangerous.
42. Aggressive & Dangerous Dog Breeds
43. Dangerous incidents, accidents and hazards
44. They're vicious and they're dangerous.
45. 13 Experience is sometimes dangerous.
46. But such refusals were dangerous.
47. Very dangerous over short distances.
48. Very dangerous are the stairs.
49. 11 Experience is sometimes dangerous.
50. Don't dash stones! It's dangerous.