run a risk

英 [rʌn ə rɪsk]

美 [rʌn ə rɪsk]

网络  冒险; 冒风险

英英释义

verb

• take a risk in the hope of a favorable outcome
  1. When you buy these stocks you are gambling
  Synonym:gamblechanceriskhazardtake chancesadventuretake a chance

双语例句

• This means that you run a greater risk in almost all aspects when you are under the influence of alcohol.
  这意味着当你受酒精影响时，你在各方面都冒着更大危险。
• In the longer run there is a risk that financial activity will be damped by rising inflation.
  就更长期的角度来看，不断加剧的通胀可能抑制金融活动。
• They run a higher risk of getting uterine cancer.
  得子宫癌的几率高。
• The average man's judgment is so poor, he run a risk every time he use it.
  一般人的判断是这么蹩脚，每下一次判断，就等于冒一次险。
• First cousins that are not from such groups run only a slightly greater risk of producing children with birth defects than non-related couples.
  表亲生的孩子患先天缺陷的风险略高于无血缘夫妻生的孩子。
• We might run a greater risk of a recession in the short term.
  这样做，我们在短期内出现经济衰退的风险可能会加大。
• The research looked only at men, but women are likely to run a similar risk.
  尽管这项研究的目标人群是男性，不过女性也具有相同的健康风险。
• Smoking too much can run a risk of lung cancer.
  吸烟过量有引发肺癌的危险。
• She blushed at the very idea; and thought it would be better to speak openly to her aunt than to run such a risk.
  她想到这里就羞红了脸，自以为还不如把事情跟舅母开诚布公地说个明白，免得要担这么大的风险。
• According to an article in China Daily, pricey sports cars now run a high risk of getting vandalized.
  《中国日报》（ChinaDaily）的一篇文章说，目前昂贵跑车在中国很有可能遭到毁坏。