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1 опасность
ж.danger, peril; jeopardyбыть в опасности — be in danger; be in jeopardy (of)
вне опасности — out of danger; safe
подвергаться опасности чего-л. — run* the danger of smth.
подвергать опасность (вн.) — expose to danger (d.), endanger (d.), jeopardize (d.)
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2 опасность
ж.danger, peril; jeopardy ['ʤepədɪ]быть в опа́сности — be in danger; be in jeopardy (of)
вне опа́сности — out of danger; safe
подверга́ться опа́сности (рд.) — run the danger (of); risk (d)
подверга́ть опа́сность (вн.) — expose (d) to danger, endanger (d), jeopardize ['ʤepə-] (d)
с опа́сностью для жи́зни — in peril of one's life
смерте́льная опа́сность — danger of death
смотре́ть опа́сности в глаза́ — look dangers in the face
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