jeopardised
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(jeopardise 的过去分词) vt. 使受危险, 危及, 危害
[法] 使受危害, 使陷入危险, 危及
jeopardise的过去分词, 过去式
过去式：jeopardised
双语例句
- There is no shortage of conservatives arguing for caution, but there is also a pragmatic argument for change: China's economic gains could be jeopardised by a failure to loosen the party's hold.
有没有为保守派主张谨慎不足，但也有变革的务实观点：中国的经济收益可以由一个失败放松党的举办受到损害。 - Through active trade defence mechanisms, supported by WTO rules, it will not allow its industry to be jeopardised by unfair competition.
借助积极、且符合世界贸易组织（wto）规则的贸易防卫机制，巴西不会容许本国产业受到不公平竞争的损害。 - To encourage a critical habit of mind that habitually called existing institutions into question in the hope of reform could lead to a frustration that jeopardised social order.
通过批判性的思考，人们对现存的体制产生质疑，并由此寄希望于改革。但结果往往是因为危及到原有的社会秩序而使改革的希望化为泡影。 - The risk is that RBS has jeopardised more than the time value of money.
而风险是，rbs不仅仅损害了资金的时间价值。 - He has jeopardised the future of his government
他的行为已经危及到他这届政府的未来。 - University teaching may be jeopardised if the government increases the mumgber of students without providing additional funding.
如果政府增加学生数量而不多提供资金，大学教育就会受损害。 - Now go! You've already jeopardised this mission enough.
现在离开吧！你已经把这个计划搞的够危险了。 - Corporations lose incentives to invest because profit growth stagnates, unemployed workers are not rehired and the standard cyclical model of seasonal rebirth is jeopardised.
企业失去投资动力，因为利润增长停滞；失业者再也找不到工作；标准的周期性季节复苏模型受到了损害。 - Earlier this month the Bank of Japan ended its zero-interest rate policy, a move that has prompted concerns that economic growth could be jeopardised if the bank moves too quickly to tighten credit.
本月早些时候，日本央行（bankofjapan）终结了它的零利率政策，此举引发一些人担心，认为如果央行收紧信贷动作过快，可能会危及经济增长。 - The prime minister insisted his concern about global imbalances was not an attempt to criticise a country for its success in exporting, but to make the case that if imbalances were not reduced, it jeopardised the economic outlook for surplus and deficit countries alike.
英国首相坚称，他对全球失衡的关切并不是为了批评某国在出口方面取得的成功，而是为了说明一点，即如果失衡得不到缓解，便会同时危及盈余国家和赤字国家的经济前景。