to hazard
01
危険にさらす, リスクを冒す
to put someone or something at danger or risk
Transitive: to hazard sth
例
Neglecting safety procedures can hazard the well-being of workers.
安全手順を怠ると、労働者の健康を危険にさらす可能性があります。
Improper handling of chemicals may hazard environmental contamination.
化学物質の不適切な取り扱いは、環境汚染を危険にさらす可能性があります。
02
推測する, 危険を冒す
to state an opinion, guess, suggestion, etc. even though there are chances of one being wrong
Transitive: to hazard an opinion or guess
例
He hesitated but decided to hazard a guess about the answer.
彼はためらったが、答えについて推測することを決めた。
She did n't want to hazard an opinion on the matter without more information.
彼女はさらに情報なしにその問題について意見を述べることを望まなかった。
03
危険を冒す, 賭ける
to take a chance or risk, hoping for a positive result or outcome
Transitive: to hazard an action
例
She was willing to hazard a new approach in hopes of improving the project ’s results.
彼女はプロジェクトの結果を改善するために新しいアプローチを試す覚悟があった。
They hazarded a trip across the mountains, hoping the weather would hold.
彼らは天気が持つことを願って、山を越える旅を敢行した。
Hazard
01
危険, リスク
something that poses a risk or danger
例
The slippery floor was a major hazard in the workplace, leading to several accidents.
滑りやすい床は職場での主要な危険であり、いくつかの事故を引き起こしました。
Smoking is a well-known health hazard that can lead to serious diseases.
喫煙は深刻な病気を引き起こす可能性があるよく知られた健康リスクです。
02
an unpredictable or unknown factor that influences outcomes, often in events, experiments, or decisions
例
The experiment 's outcome depended on several hazards beyond the researchers' control.
The stock market involves hazards that make long-term predictions difficult.
03
a designed obstacle or challenge on a golf course, such as a sand trap or water feature
例
The golfer struggled to avoid the water hazard.
Sand bunkers are common hazards on professional courses.
