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1 Gefahr
Gefahr, periculum (Gefahr, gefährliche Lage übh.). – discrimen (der Augenblick der Entscheidung, der entscheidende Punkt in der Gefahr). – dimicatio fortunae (fortunarum), vitae oder capitis (die G., in der unsere zeitlichen Glücksgüter sind, unser Leben schwebt). – sich in eine G. begeben, periculum adire, ingredi: sich in eine augenscheinliche G. begeben, manifesto periculo corpus obicere od. corpus (od. caput) offerre: sich in eine gewisse G. begeben, certum in periculum se committere: sich einer G. unterziehen, eine G. bestehen, periculum adire, obire, subire, suscipere: sich in G. stürzen, sich einer G. aussetzen, in periculum (oder in discrimen) se offerre, se inferre: für jmd. sich einer G. unterziehen, eine G. bestehen, subire pro alqo periculum: eine G. glücklich bestehen, überstehen, periculo perfungi: aus der G. entkommen, e periculo evadere: sich für jmd. in G. (Lebensgefahr) stürzen, inferre se in periculum capitis atquevitae discrimen pro alcis salute. – jmd. in G. bringen, stürzen, alqm in periculum, in discrimen adducere, deducere, vocare: jmd. in die äußerste G. stürzen, alqm oder alqd in praeceps dare (z.B. rem publicam): jmd. in G. zu bringen, zu stürzen suchen, mit G. bedrohen, periculum alci creare, conflare; periculum alci intendere, moliri: in G. kommen, geraten, G. laufen. in periculo esse coepisse; in periculum oder in discrimen venire: in doppelte G. geraten, ancipiti periculo circumveniri: in die größte (äußerste) G. kommen, geraten, ad ultimum periculi pervenire; extremum discrimen adire. – in G. sein, sich befinden, schweben, in periculo (oder in discrimine) esse, versari; periclitari (z.B. vom Leben): in sehr großer, in summo (ingenti) periculo esse; in maximum periculum et extremum paene discrimen adductum esse (von Dingen): in der äußersten, in praecipiti esse; in extremo situm esse (von Dingen): in einer doppelten G. sich befinden, periculo ancipiti premi (von dopp. G. bedrängt werden); ancipiti periculo circumventum esse (von dopp. G. umringt sein). – es droht G., periculum instat oder imminet; es droht jmdm. G., periculum intenditur in alqm oder intentatur alci: es [1008] droht mir keine G., a periculo tutus sum: es droht mir keine G. von etwas, tutus sum ab alqa re. – mit großer G. verknüpft, verbunden sein, periculi plenum esse; periculosum esse. – außer G. sein, extra periculum esse; a periculo tutum esse; in tuto esse: a periculo abesse, vacare; periculo vacuum esse. – auf meine, auf eigene Gefahr, meo periculo (auf mein persönliches Risiko hin); meis viribus. meo Marte (auf eigene Hand): mit eigener G. (tat ich das u. das), meis propriis periculis: mit (unter) großer persönlicher G., magno sui cum periculo. – ohne G., eine periculo; recte (dreist, ohne Trug u. Hinterlist zu besorgen zu haben, z.B. se alci committere): ohne alle G., ohne die mindeste G., sine ullo periculo; rectissime (ganz dreist, ganz keck): ohne G. vor etw., tutus ab alqa re.
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