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gefährlich, periculosus (Gefahr bringend). – periculi plenus (gefahrvoll). – insidiosus (voller Nachstellungen, von Pers. u. Örtl.). – infestus (sowohl aktiv = feindlich bedrohend, z.B. eius regionis venti; als passiv = feindlich bedroht, z.B. mare, iter). – perniciosus (verderblich, zum Untergang führend od. den Untergang bereitend). – lubricus (gleichs. schlüpfrig, unsicher, z.B. defensionis ratio): verb. anceps et lubricus (z.B. locus). – capitalis (für das Leben und zeitliche Wohl gefährlich). – gravis (nichts weniger als unbedeutend, z.B. Krieg, Gegner: dann = der Gesundheit etc. nachteilig); verb. gravis et periculosus (z.B. Krieg). – sehr g., auch magni periculi. – in dieser g. Lage, hoc in tempore: sich in einer g. Lage befinden, in discrimine (in angustiis) esse od. versari: in einer sehr g. Lage, in maximum periculum et extremum paene discrimen adductum esse (v. Staate etc.): das Vaterland befindet sich in einer g. Lage, allatum est periculum discrimenque patriae: jmd. in eine sehr g. Lage (wo er das Leben od. seine Glücksgüter verlieren kann) bringen, alqm in summum capitis periculum arcessere; alqm in discrimen omnium fortunarum vocare: eine (den Schiffen) g. Stelle in od. am Meere, locus navigiis fallax; locus insidiosus naufragiis (wo man leicht Schiffbruch leidet). – es ist g., im Winter zu schiffen, periculose navigatur hieme. – Adv.periculose (z.B. aegrotare). – es sieht g. aus, imminent undique pericula.
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