Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Dangerous"

A: Peligroso.

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A: Peligroso

A: not safe / خطر

A: me peligroso

A: It’s a bit dangerous to let a young child play with sharp scissors.

Fire is dangerous.

If it’s dangerous, why is it okay to use it?

A: The most dangerous thing you can do is jump off a cliff

A: It is dangerous to drive fast. It is dangerous to go to that part of the city.

A: It is dangerous to text and drive

A: They mean more or less the same thing. Only thing I can say is that "dangerous" seems more generally about a potential event/thing/person that can cause harm, cause a problem, while "hazardous" is more about a risk, a threat to one's well-being or about a chance of getting hurt. The words have subtle nuances but not that different overall.

A: They’re very similar. Most of the time, they mean the same thing.

“Dangerous” usually means someone could get hurt or die. “Risky” usually describes things that aren’t physical, like a “risky bet” or a “risky decision.”

A: dangerous means it will involve danger , risky means it’s possible. examples: ‘It was a risky question.’ and ‘Skydiving was dangerous.’

A: Danger is something you stay away from. Hazard is only harmful is not handled properly. A lion is dangerous. Stay away or you may get hurt. Electricity is hazardous. Use it properly and it’s very useful. But one wrong use and it can kill you.

A: They carry effectively the same meaning, but "danger" is more general and can refer to any significant risk (both physical and non-physical risks).

Examples:
- "Be careful of the sharp metal pieces, they're dangerous!"
- "It's dangerous to stand here because rocks sometimes fall down from the mountain"
- "Watch out! It's dangerous over there, you can easily fall off the cliff!"
- "It's dangerous for you to say that, he could sue you in court"
- "That's a dangerous amount of money you are betting, what if you lose the game!?"


"hazardous" usually refers specifically to physical dangers like toxic chemicals, explosives, sharp or heavy objects, lack of clean air, etc.

Examples:
- "The arctic is a very cold and hazardous environment"
- "This place is very hazardous due to various undetonated explosives scattered underground"
- "Be careful of the hazardous chemicals, make sure you wash your hands after using them"
- "We need a hazardous materials (HAZMAT) team to come clean up this mess"

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A: It's dangerous

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A: Really great job! just make sure to pronounce the "s" at the end :)

A: "It's visibly dangerous." could work for something that you can clearly and visually see is dangerous. Does this help?