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risque [ʀisk]masculine noun• on n'a rien sans risque(PROV) nothing ventured, nothing gained• au risque de le mécontenter/de sa vie at the risk of displeasing him/of his life* * *ʀiskcomporter or présenter un risque — [processus] to carry a risk; [décision, action] to involve some risk
à risques — [personne, prêt] high-risk (épith)
Phrasal Verbs:* * *ʀisk nmIl n'y a pas de risque qu'il l'apprenne. — There's no risk of him finding out.
* * *risque nm1 ( danger) risk (de of); comporter or présenter un risque [processus] to carry a risk; [décision, action] to involve some risk; il n'y a pas grand risque à accepter leur proposition there's not much risk involved in accepting their offer; risque accru increased risk; gros risques major risks; risque d'échec/d'infection/d'inflation risk of failure/of infection/of inflation; risque d'incendie fire risk; le grand risque, c'est le chômage the major risk is unemployment; le risque que le conflit s'étende the risk that the conflict might spread; malgré le risque in spite of the risk; courir un risque to run a risk; prendre des risques/un risque to take risks/a risk; il n'y a pas de risques○ que ça leur arrive/de s'ennuyer! there's no risk of that happening to them/of getting bored!; c'est sans risque it's safe; agir sans risque to act safely; sans risque de qch/de faire with no risk of sth/of doing; au risque de faire at the risk of doing; au risque d'être mal compris at the risk of being misunderstood; à (haut) risque, à risques [personne, groupe, investissement, prêt] high-risk ( épith); partenaire/obligation à risque high-risk partner/bond;risque de change Fin foreign exchange risk; les risques du métier occupational hazards; les risques professionnels occupational hazards.[risk] nom masculinil y a un risque de contagion/d'explosion there's a risk of contamination/of an explosionau risque de te décevoir/de le faire souffrir at the risk of disappointing you/of hurting himzone/population à haut risque high-risk area/populationà mes/tes risques et périls at my/your own riskcourir ou prendre un risque to run a risk, to take a chanceavoir le goût du risque, aimer le risque to enjoy taking chances3. [préjudice] riskrisque d'incendie fire hazard ou risk -
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risque [ʀisk]masculine noun• on n'a rien sans risque(PROV) nothing ventured, nothing gained• au risque de le mécontenter/de sa vie at the risk of displeasing him/of his life* * *ʀiskcomporter or présenter un risque — [processus] to carry a risk; [décision, action] to involve some risk
à risques — [personne, prêt] high-risk (épith)
Phrasal Verbs:* * *ʀisk nmIl n'y a pas de risque qu'il l'apprenne. — There's no risk of him finding out.
* * *risque nm1 ( danger) risk (de of); comporter or présenter un risque [processus] to carry a risk; [décision, action] to involve some risk; il n'y a pas grand risque à accepter leur proposition there's not much risk involved in accepting their offer; risque accru increased risk; gros risques major risks; risque d'échec/d'infection/d'inflation risk of failure/of infection/of inflation; risque d'incendie fire risk; le grand risque, c'est le chômage the major risk is unemployment; le risque que le conflit s'étende the risk that the conflict might spread; malgré le risque in spite of the risk; courir un risque to run a risk; prendre des risques/un risque to take risks/a risk; il n'y a pas de risques○ que ça leur arrive/de s'ennuyer! there's no risk of that happening to them/of getting bored!; c'est sans risque it's safe; agir sans risque to act safely; sans risque de qch/de faire with no risk of sth/of doing; au risque de faire at the risk of doing; au risque d'être mal compris at the risk of being misunderstood; à (haut) risque, à risques [personne, groupe, investissement, prêt] high-risk ( épith); partenaire/obligation à risque high-risk partner/bond;risque de change Fin foreign exchange risk; les risques du métier occupational hazards; les risques professionnels occupational hazards.
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occupational hazard — n. A risk that is an accepted aspect of a particular job, as a natural consequence of working conditions and actions. The Essential Law Dictionary. Sphinx Publishing, An imprint of Sourcebooks, Inc. Amy Hackney Blackwell. 2008. occupational… … Law dictionary
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occupational hazard — occupational hazards N COUNT An occupational hazard is something unpleasant that you may suffer or experience as a result of doing your job or hobby. Catching colds is unfortunately an occupational hazard in this profession … English dictionary
occupational hazard — UK / US noun [countable] Word forms occupational hazard : singular occupational hazard plural occupational hazards a danger or illness that is a risk for people doing a particular job Hearing loss is an occupational hazard of deep water diving … English dictionary
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occupational hazard — occu,pational hazard noun count a danger or illness that is a risk for people doing a particular job: Hearing loss is an occupational hazard of deep water diving … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
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Occupational hazards associated with exposure to human nail dust — The use of podiatry drills, in the absence of engineering controls and personal protective equipment, is an occupational hazard to the healthcare provider. Nail dust collected during foot care procedures performed in office settings has been… … Wikipedia
hazard — 1 noun (C) 1 something that may be dangerous, cause accidents etc: Ice on the road is a major hazard at this time of the year. | be a hazard to: Polluted water sources are a hazard to wildlife. | fire hazard (=something that may cause a fire) |… … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
