to hazard
01
危害, 冒险
to put someone or something at danger or risk
Transitive: to hazard sth
例子
Neglecting safety procedures can hazard the well-being of workers.
忽视安全程序可能会危害工人的健康。
Improper handling of chemicals may hazard environmental contamination.
化学品的不当处理可能会危害环境污染。
02
猜测, 冒险
to state an opinion, guess, suggestion, etc. even though there are chances of one being wrong
Transitive: to hazard an opinion or guess
例子
He hesitated but decided to hazard a guess about the answer.
他犹豫了一下，但决定冒险猜测答案。
She did n't want to hazard an opinion on the matter without more information.
在没有更多信息的情况下，她不想冒险对这件事发表意见。
03
冒险, 尝试
to take a chance or risk, hoping for a positive result or outcome
Transitive: to hazard an action
例子
She was willing to hazard a new approach in hopes of improving the project ’s results.
她愿意冒险尝试新方法，以期改善项目的结果。
They hazarded a trip across the mountains, hoping the weather would hold.
他们冒险穿越山脉，希望天气能保持稳定。
Hazard
01
危险, 风险
something that poses a risk or danger
例子
The slippery floor was a major hazard in the workplace, leading to several accidents.
湿滑的地板是工作场所的主要危险，导致了几起事故。
Smoking is a well-known health hazard that can lead to serious diseases.
吸烟是一种众所周知的健康危害，可能导致严重疾病。
02
an unpredictable or unknown factor that influences outcomes, often in events, experiments, or decisions
例子
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
例子
The golfer struggled to avoid the water hazard.
Sand bunkers are common hazards on professional courses.
