jeopardise

Had she spoilt the play, had she jeopardised or compromised it—had she been utterly bad, had she been good in any degree?

He's a kind of man I can't afford to trifle with; and you know the Caballero connection is of too much use to be jeopardised.

"Of course not," I said hurriedly, jeopardising the character for speaking the truth with which he had credited me.

Such a move would have dramatically weakened the legal protection of the animal, and jeopardised it's recovery, according to wildlife campaigners.

Theo các nhà vận động bảo vệ động vật hoang dã, một động thái như vậy sẽ làm suy yếu đáng kể sự bảo vệ hợp pháp của động vật và gây nguy hiểm cho sự phục hồi của nó.dịch máy, chưa biên tập

In fact, the gaining of a proselyte under any circumstances would have been an advantage too great to jeopardise by any arguments in the matter.

Trên thực tế, việc thu hút được một người cải đạo trong bất kỳ trường hợp nào sẽ là một lợi thế quá lớn để có thể gây nguy hiểm cho bất kỳ lập luận nào về vấn đề này.dịch máy, chưa biên tập

But no man can be expected to jeopardise his character, or coquet with the law, unless it be for his own individual interest.

He must not delay, for every hour was more and more jeopardising his chance of winning the woman he loved.

He knew he was jeopardising his brilliant future, and perhaps life itself, for the mere chance of speaking to her, and sitting near her.

In consequence, many valuable lives are jeopardised from the razor being plied under such untoward circumstances.

"He may be necessary to me in my plans, and to compass his death would be to jeopardise those plans.

But having lent, the thought of her jeopardised money would throw her into agonies, and she would scheme perpetually to get it back.

"No one’s right to refuge should be jeopardised because they weren't able to fill in an unwieldy form in a language they don’t speak."