v. 危及，损害
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第三人称单数
jeopardizes
现在分词
jeopardizing
过去式
jeopardized
过去分词
jeopardized
]
词根：jeopardise
vt.
jeopardise 危及（等于jeopardize）；使…受危险
1.He would never do anything to jeopardize his career.
他决不会做任何有损于他事业的事。
2.But there are 25 countries in this belt, and funding shortfalls jeopardize much-needed campaigns elsewhere.
可是，这一地带有25个国家，资金短缺会妨碍在其它地方组织急需的活动。
3.We must not jeopardize the gains we have made.
我们一定不能危及我们已经取得的成绩。
4.His foolish behaviour may jeopardize his whole future.
他的愚蠢行为可能会危及他的整个前途。
5.This approach encourages projects to use funds efficiently so they don't jeopardize funding levels for subsequent years.
这种方法鼓励每个项目都有效地使用资金，这样他们不会危害下一年的获得的资金水平。
6.Anything over that limit would jeopardize its triple-A debt rating.
超过那个限额就会危及其三A债务评级。
7.More than two unexcused absences will seriously jeopardize your class participation grade.
超过两次无故缺课将严重危及你的课堂参与评分。
8.We both have really good positions, and we didn't want to jeopardize that.
我们两个都拥有不错的职位，我们都不想自毁前程。
9.Though it's tough to juggle a job and caregiving, those who cut back work can jeopardize their own retirement.
虽然在工作和照料工作之间很难找到平衡，但是那些减掉了工作的人，对于他们的退休是有影响的。