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61 expuesta
expuesto,-a adjetivo
1 (ser) (arriesgado) risky, dangerous
2 (estar) (en un escaparate, galería) on display, on show
(sin protección) exposed
' expuesta' also found in these entries:
Spanish:
superficie
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62 arriesgarse
• be at stake• do a daring deed• do a risky deed• flirt with• flirt with death• put oneself in jeopardy• put oneself to risk• risk of reversal• risk of timing• risk one's• risk one's life• run a risk• stick one's neck out• take a chance• take a risk• take chances• take one's chances• take risks• take the responsibility of• take the road -
63 escabroso
• bordering on impoliteness• harry• harsh color• indebtment• indecent act• precipitous• risky undertaking• risotto• risqué• risqué humor• rockshaft• rocky• rugged• scabrous -
64 poner el cascabel al gato
• bell the cat• do a daring deed• do a risky deed• stick one's neck outDiccionario Técnico Español-Inglés > poner el cascabel al gato
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65 ser un peligro
• be a risk• be risky• pose a risk -
66 subido de tono
• high tide• high-toned• off-colour• risky undertaking• risotto• risqué• risqué humor -
67 transacción libre de riesgos
• riskily• riskless• riskless transaction• riskyDiccionario Técnico Español-Inglés > transacción libre de riesgos
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68 transacción sin riesgo
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69 apuesta arriesgada
f.risky bet, long shot, long odds. -
70 inversión arriesgada
f.risky investment, flyer, rash investment, flier. -
71 operación especulativa
f.risky investment, flier. -
72 política arriesgada
f.risky policy, brinkmanship. -
73 política suicida
f.risky policy, brinkmanship. -
74 ser arriesgado
v.to be risky.
См. также в других словарях:
risky — UK US /ˈrɪski/ adjective ► involving the possibility that something bad might happen or that something will fail or lose money: »Even over the long run, stocks are risky. »a risky asset/investment »The travel sector is risky for investors. ►… … Financial and business terms
Risky — Risk y, a. Attended with risk or danger; hazardous. A risky matter. W. Collins. [1913 Webster] Generalization are always risky. Lowell. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
risky — risky, risqué Risky is the general word meaning ‘involving risk’, whereas the French loanword risqué means ‘slightly indecent’ (especially with reference to humour) and therefore risking shock … Modern English usage
risky — index aleatory (perilous), dangerous, impulsive (rash), insalubrious, insecure, noxious, precarious … Law dictionary
risky — 1826, from RISK (Cf. risk) + Y (Cf. y) (2) … Etymology dictionary
risky — precarious, hazardous, *dangerous, perilous Analogous words: *adventurous, venturesome: chancy, *random, haphazard, hit or miss, happy go lucky … New Dictionary of Synonyms
risky — [adj] dangerous chancy, delicate, dicey*, endangered, fraught with danger*, going for broke*, hairy*, hanging by a thread*, hazardous, iffy*, insecure, jeopardous, long shot*, not a prayer*, off the deep end*, on slippery ground*, on the spot*,… … New thesaurus
risky — ► ADJECTIVE (riskier, riskiest) ▪ involving risk. DERIVATIVES riskily adverb riskiness noun … English terms dictionary
risky — [ris′kē] adj. riskier, riskiest involving risk; hazardous; dangerous riskily adv. riskiness n … English World dictionary
risky */ — UK [ˈrɪskɪ] / US adjective Word forms risky : adjective risky comparative riskier superlative riskiest involving the possibility of danger, harm, or failure I wouldn t do it if I were you – it s too risky. The decision is a politically risky one … English dictionary
risky — risk|y [ rıski ] adjective * involving the possibility of danger, harm, or failure: I wouldn t do it if I were you, it s too risky. The decision is a politically risky one. risky to do something: It would be risky to invest all your money in the… … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English