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Meanings of dangerous undertaking in English
Usage of dangerous undertaking in English
1
It was a dangerous undertaking, but they were brave and experienced scouts.
2
I consider it a most dangerous undertaking, and I would advise against it.
3
This was a more dangerous undertaking than they had anticipated.
4
This was a dangerous undertaking, for capture meant certain death.
5
The only thing everyone seems to agree on is that it's a very dangerous undertaking.
6
Keltset's reasons for this dangerous undertaking were less apparent.
7
Quinette remarked that their "spiritual offensive" would be a dangerous undertaking.
8
Don't you see my judgment was right when I said it was a dangerous undertaking?
9
Then followed the still more dangerous undertaking of descending from this great height to the ground.
10
He set to work and gained over a hundred men to assist in his dangerous undertaking.
11
To go through with a difficult and dangerous undertaking, a man wants more than brute courage.
12
The new home must first be found and acquired; and that is a difficult and dangerous undertaking.
13
Still, it was an extremely dangerous undertaking.
14
But the indomitable courage of the hero rose with the prospect of this difficult and dangerous undertaking.
15
A journey to Dublin was in those days a long and tedious, if not somewhat dangerous undertaking.
16
Yes; to go through with a difficult or dangerous undertaking a man wants more than brute courage.
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Translations for dangerous undertaking
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