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Meanings of treacherous conditions in English

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Usage of treacherous conditions in English
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Plenty to pique the interest, therefore, in possibly treacherous conditions in Shizuoka.
The Guardian
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A mountain rescue team has warned of treacherous conditions on upland walks.
The Irish Times
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Heavy rain and melting snow combined yesterday to create treacherous conditions and widespread flooding.
The Guardian
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There were several weather warnings in place for treacherous conditions.
News.com.au
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Saray Khumalo has had four previous climbs up Mount Everest scuppered by treacherous conditions.
The South African
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The snow caused havoc on the roads, causing treacherous conditions for motorists across the province.
The South African
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The rescue effort after Saturday's mudslide has been fraught with treacherous conditions and stalled efforts.
Reuters
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The annual pilgrimage was cancelled this morning due to " treacherous conditions".
The Irish Times
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Harvick said slick, treacherous conditions actually contributed to the long green-flag run to end the race.
Reuters
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Motorists are being warned of treacherous conditions and are advised only to travel if absolutely necessary.
BBC
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The teams faced treacherous conditions during the trek.
The Irish Times
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But that's all the more reason to avoid the treacherous conditions a blizzard of debt can create.
Reuters
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Lewis Hamilton mastered the treacherous conditions at the Styrian Grand Prix to claim pole position on Saturday.
News.com.au
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Cork remained unbeaten after a runaway victory over Limerick in treacherous conditions at Pairc Ui Chaoimh yesterday.
The Irish Times
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Authorities in Sindh said treacherous conditions were hampering evacuation efforts but villagers were reluctant to leave their homes.
Reuters
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High winds and heavy rain around the coast of Cornwall causes flooding and treacherous conditions for local people.
The Guardian
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