/dɑ̃ʒʁø/
Translation
dangerous
Word origin
From Old French dangereus, a derivative of dangier ('power, peril'), itself from Vulgar Latin dominiarium, from Latin dominus ('master').
- Origin
- Old French
- Root
- dangereus
- English cognates
- dangerous
Grammar
Examples
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This neighbourhood is dangerous at night.
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It's dangerous to drive too fast.
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She practises a dangerous sport.
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This product is dangerous for young children.
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It would be dangerous to head into the mountains without a guide.
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