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1 pose a hazard
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2 pose a hazard
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3 pose a hazard to health
Охрана труда: представлять опасность для здоровьяУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > pose a hazard to health
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4 pose no hazard to life
Общая лексика: не представлять опасности для жизниУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > pose no hazard to life
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5 to pose a hazard
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v1) pose a hazard представлять опасность;pose fire hazard представлять опасность возгорания;equipment that poses a hazard by virtue of high intensity оборудование, которое представляет опасность, обусловленную его высокой интенсивностью2) pose health hazard представлять опасность здоровью3) pose a threat представлять угрозу;pose a threat to представлять угрозу чему-л., кому-л.English-Russian dictionary of scientific and technical difficulties vocabulary > pose
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1.['hæzəd]noun Gefahr, die; (on road) Gefahrenstelle, die2. transitive verbhazard a guess — es mit Raten probieren
* * *['hæzəd] 1. noun 2. verb1) (to risk; to be prepared to do (something, the result of which is uncertain): Are you prepared to hazard your life for the success of this mission?) aufs Spiel setzen2) (to put forward (a guess etc).) wagen•- academic.ru/33930/hazardous">hazardous- hazardousness* * *haz·ard[ˈhæzəd, AM -ɚd]I. nfire \hazard Brandrisiko nthealth \hazard Gefährdung f der Gesundheitsmoking is a severe health \hazard Rauchen ist extrem gesundheitsgefährdend▪ to be a \hazard to sb/sth eine Gefahr für jdn/etw darstellenII. vt▪ to \hazard sth1. (risk, venture) etw wagen [o riskieren]to \hazard a guess sich dat eine Vermutung erlauben, eine Vermutung wagento \hazard a suggestion es wagen, einen Vorschlag zu machen [o fam bringen]to \hazard a try einen Versuch wagen2. (endanger) etw gefährden [o aufs Spiel setzen]* * *['hzəd]1. n1) (= danger) Gefahr f; (= risk) Risiko ntthe hazards of war — die Gefahren des Krieges
it's a fire hazard — es ist feuergefährlich, es stellt eine Feuergefahr dar
to pose a hazard (to sb/sth) — eine Gefahr (für jdn/etw) darstellen
2)(= chance)
by hazard — durch Zufall3) (SPORT, GOLF, SHOWJUMPING) Hindernis nt2. vt1) (= risk) life, health, reputation riskieren, aufs Spiel setzen; (= endanger) person in Gefahr bringen2) (= venture to make) wagen, riskierenif I might hazard a remark/suggestion — wenn ich mir eine Bemerkung/einen Vorschlag erlauben darf
to hazard a guess — (es) wagen, eine Vermutung anzustellen
to hazard a guess that... — zu vermuten wagen, dass...
* * *hazard [ˈhæzə(r)d]A s1. Gefahr f, Wagnis n, Risiko n:hazard not covered (Versicherung) ausgeschlossenes Risiko;hazard bonus Gefahrenzulage f;at all hazards unter allen Umständen;at the hazard of one’s life unter Lebensgefahr, unter Einsatz seines Lebens;run a hazard etwas riskieren;2. Zufall m:by hazard durch Zufall, zufällig;(game of) hazard Glücks-, Hasardspiel n3. pl Launen pl (des Wetters)B v/t1. riskieren, wagen, aufs Spiel setzen2. (zu sagen) wagen, riskieren:hazard a remark sich eine Bemerkung erlauben3. sich einer Gefahr etc aussetzen* * *1.['hæzəd]noun Gefahr, die; (on road) Gefahrenstelle, die2. transitive verb* * *n.Gefahr -en f.Risiko -en n.Zufall -¨e m. -
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1. nриск; опасность, угрозаto run / to stand the hazard — рисковать, идти на риск
- natural hazardto take hazards — рисковать, идти на риск
- potential hazard
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n небезпека; ризик- radiological hazard радіоактивна небезпека- to cause an environmental hazard створювати небезпеку для оточуючого середовища- to pose a hazard бути небезпекою для когось/ чогось -
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1) опасностьpose a hazard to представлять опасность для кого-л.2) опасный производственный факторsafety hazard опасный производственный факторEnglish-Russian dictionary of scientific and technical difficulties vocabulary > hazard
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hazard [ˈhæzəd]1. noun• these waste materials pose an environmental hazard ces déchets sont un risque pour l'environnementb. ( = obstacle) obstacle ma. [+ remark, suggestion] hasarderb. [+ life, reputation, one's fortune] risquer3. compounds* * *['hæzəd] 1.1) ( risk) risque m (to pour)fire/occupational hazard — risque d'incendie/du métier
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14 chemical in the environment
химические вещества в окружающей среде
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chemical in the environment
The presence in the environment of any solid, liquid or gaseous material discharged from a process and that may pose substantial hazard to human health and the environment.
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15 pretend
1. v притворяться, делать вид; симулироватьto pretend that one is asleep, to pretend to be asleep — притвориться спящим
2. v играть, делать понарошку3. v прикидываться; разыгрывать из себя4. v использовать в качестве предлога или отговорки5. v претендовать6. v быть поклонником, ухажёром, претендентом7. v решиться, осмелитьсяСинонимический ряд:1. conjecture (verb) conjecture; guess; suppose; surmise; think2. create (verb) create; imagine; invent; make believe3. feign (verb) act; affect; assume; beguile; bluff; counterfeit; delude; dissemble; dupe; fake; feign; mislead; pose; put on; sham; simulate4. mimic (verb) imitate; impersonate; mimic; portray; represent5. venture (verb) hazard; presume; ventureАнтонимический ряд:substantiate; test; unmask; verify -
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1. n угроза2. n грозное предзнаменование; опасностьСинонимический ряд:1. danger (noun) bomb; danger; hazard; impending doom; jeopardy; menace; omen; peril; risk2. forewarning (noun) forewarning; thundercloud3. intimidation (noun) browbeating; caveat; coercion; fulmination; intimidation; warning
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