precariously 的定义
- in an unstable, uncertain, or insecure way:The two archrivals sit precariously balanced at the top of the league, either one likely to fall in the standings at any time.
- in a way that is dependent on the will of others:They live precariously, subject to arrest by immigration authorities, and with taxes withheld from paychecks that they cannot reclaim.
- in a way that is risky or dangerous; perilously: He steadies the canoe as his son stands precariously in the bow, aiming his spear toward the river.
precariously 近义词
等同于 seriously
precariously 的近义词 17 个
- acutely
- badly
- grievously
- intensely
- severely
- sorely
- very
- gravely
- decidedly
- deplorably
- distressingly
- harmfully
- menacingly
- perilously
- quite
- regrettably
- threateningly
precariously 的反义词 4 个
等同于 dangerously
precariously 的近义词 15 个
- alarmingly
- critically
- desperately
- perilously
- recklessly
- seriously
- severely
- hazardously
- carelessly
- daringly
- gravely
- harmfully
- riskily
- unsafely
- unsecurely
precariously 的反义词 5 个
更多precariously例句
- In a statement posted on its website Wednesday, health agency Anvisa said it initially got “precarious data” on a “grave” event, which led it to suspend the study late Monday.
- Unlike Sun Country, YRC was in a precarious spot long before the pandemic hit.
- Proud as employees were of how the group adapted to the pandemic, they understood the precarious position Great Big Story’s business was likely in.
- You’re seeing increasing amounts of precarious employment, increased contract work, and a decreased full-time labor market.
- Living month to month is precarious, and that’s just as true for businesses as it is for people.
- But there are many more people balancing precariously on the verge of indigence.
- On the right side of the fall line, but precariously close to the precipice.
- Those women who are not alone are often only precariously coupled.
- Spain is reeling precariously, Greece is prepping for another make-or-break election—and Germany is still insisting on austerity.
- The Daily Beast later witnessed the dramatic rescue of a third survivor precariously lifted from the wreckage Sunday morning.
- Overhanging the pass was a huge boulder, balanced precariously on the edge of the jutting cliff.
- She was living precariously on translation, which could be done, she maintained, when you hadn't any head at all.
- By far the largest piece of granite had been the last to drop, and he saw that it was poised precariously on some smaller lumps.
- On the wet top rail, precariously perching, the figure slipped and sprawled forward in the miry yard.
- The hatch had slid to the deck's edge and was held precariously by the doubtful strength of the straining rail.