dangerously
/ˈdeɪndʒərəsli/ (bre, ipa) · /ˈdeɪndʒərəsli/ (ame, ipa) · /ˈdān-jə-rəs-lē ˈdān-jərs-, -zhrəs-/ (ame, mw)
dangerously — 副詞
1. describes an action or situation where there is a real chance that someone will
危險地
以可能造成傷害或損失的方式
describes an action or situation where there is a real chance that someone will get hurt or something will be badly damaged
Aiko drove dangerously fast on the mountain road, nearly missing a sharp curve.
Aiko 在山路上開得飛快且危險,差點沒轉過一個急彎。
adverb + adjective pattern: dangerously fast / dangerously high
The old wooden bridge swayed dangerously during the storm, so the village closed it.
那座舊木橋在暴風雨中危險地搖晃,於是村民將它封閉了。
verb + adverb: swayed dangerously / lived dangerously
Without proper safety gear, the workers stood dangerously close to the spinning blades.
沒有適當的安全裝備,那些工人站得離旋轉的葉片太近,非常危險。
My aunt's blood pressure rose dangerously high, and the doctor admitted her at once.
我姑姑的血壓飆升到危險的程度,醫生立刻將她收住院。
Hikers were told that the river had become dangerously swollen after three days of rain.
登山客被提醒,那條河在連續三天的降雨後已經暴漲到危險的程度。
- perilously
more formal and literary; suggests immediate, life-threatening danger
- precariously
emphasizes instability or an unsafe position that could give way
- riskily
focuses on the deliberate choice to take a chance