peril 的 2 个定义
- exposure to injury, loss, or destruction; grave risk; jeopardy; danger: They faced the peril of falling rocks.
- something that causes or may cause injury, loss, or destruction.
per·iled, per·il·ing or per·illed, per·il·ling.
- to expose to danger; imperil; risk.
peril 近义词
danger, risk
更多peril例句
- Day cares have long operated on slim margins, and the pandemic has thrown them into financial peril.
- Naked ambitionAll this week I’ll be writing about “Purity” and Audrey Munson, a forgotten figure in the history of American film and a tragic example of the perils of celebrity.
- Every several recipes, Martin breaks to detail life on the water — and highlight the peril Louisiana’s coastline faces.
- Followers of late artists have in turn helped bring to light the perils of the music industry, in hopes of promoting change.
- At least 46 million jobs supported by air transport are in peril.
- We separate the search for justice from the search for truth at our peril.
- Facts have weight and mass, and we ignore them or abuse them at our own peril.
- I was lost, fresh back from Vietnam, searching, maybe, for a peril the equivalent of war but aimed in the direction of life.
- Now poaching is on the rise and wildlife conservation in peril.
- Rick must shepherd his newborn daughter, Judith, through this world of peril.
- I must aspire to the agitating transports of self-devotion, in scenes of sacrifice and peril!
- They tobogganed down hills without a brake at the imminent peril of their lives.
- That caused me certain fevers, for as he died in the country outside this city in a garden his property was in great peril.
- Lyn was no chicken-hearted weakling, to sit down and weep unavailingly in time of peril.
- Madame Roland distinctly saw and deeply felt the peril to which she and her friends were exposed.