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Meanings of jeopardize in English

Portuguese
arriscar
Catalan
amenaçar
Spanish
amenazar

Pose a threat to; present a danger to.

arriscar
Portuguese
arriscar

Put at risk.

arriscar
Usage of jeopardize in English
1
Both Russia and Ukraine say they will not jeopardize supplies to Europe.
Reuters
2
This situation may jeopardize patient quality of care and increase staff turnover.
Pubmed
3
Taking controversial political stands, particularly progressive ones, would jeopardize these women's jobs.
Feminist dot com
4
However, overweight is not considered serious enough to jeopardize life as yet.
Quest for the well of souls
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If so, could that jeopardize our future plans to start a family?
Reuters
6
Increasing insecticide resistance also threatens to jeopardize the future of both strategies.
Pubmed
7
Drug resistance could also jeopardize recent gains in malaria control, he said.
Reuters
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But a sharply weaker currency would jeopardize the 4 percent inflation target.
Reuters
9
No need to jeopardize either for a weekend romp with the boss.
Good girls don't
10
She knows I don't want to do anything to jeopardize our marriage.
Bungalow 2
11
That would jeopardize hopes of a return to dividend payments by 2014.
Reuters
12
I could jeopardize my job by getting involved in something like this.
My Name is Legion
13
I wouldn't jeopardize the reputation of my company or expose my clients.
Afternoon delight
14
If things went bad, it could jeopardize the safety of the hostages.
Transfer of power
15
But it would jeopardize the entire mission if station admin finds out.
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16
The child's recovery was still too fragile to jeopardize with traumatizing inquiries.
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United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common