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1 danger
{'deindʒə}
1. опасност (of от, to за)
to run the DANGER of излагам се на опасност от
to be/stand in DANGER of изложен съм на опасност от
to be in DANGER of one's life животът ми е в опасност
at DANGER опасност (сигнал)
2. заплаха (to за)
3. attr опасен
DANGER zone опасна зона
DANGER arrow зигзаговидна стрела (за означаване на високо напрежение)
DANGER money заплащане за опасен труд* * *{'deinjъ} n 1. опасност (of от, to за); to run the danger of изл* * *опасност; заплаха;* * *1. at danger опасност (сигнал) 2. attr опасен 3. danger arrow зигзаговидна стрела (за означаване на високо напрежение) 4. danger money заплащане за опасен труд 5. danger zone опасна зона 6. to be in danger of one's life животът ми е в опасност 7. to be/stand in danger of изложен съм на опасност от 8. to run the danger of излагам се на опасност от 9. заплаха (to за) 10. опасност (of от, to за)* * *danger[´deindʒə] n 1. опасност (of, to); to keep out of \danger стоя настрана, гледам да не пострадам; to run the \danger of излагам се на опасност от; to be ( stand) in \danger of изложен съм на опасност от; to be in \danger of o.'s life животът ми е в (изложен на) опасност; within the \danger of на произвола на; at \danger опасност (за сигнал); on the \danger list в критично състояние (в болница); 2. заплаха (to); 3. attr опасен; \danger area опасна зона.
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