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Significados de precarious en inglés

Fraught with danger.

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Not secure; beset with difficulties.

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Affording no ease or reassurance.

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Uso de precarious en inglés
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Created by the Zoological Society of Ireland, its early days were precarious.
The Irish Times
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The best the right can hope for now is a precarious majority.
The new yorker
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She said the lack of welfare put them in a precarious situation.
Radio NZ
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The majority of these children lived in households with precarious socio-economic conditions.
Pubmed
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But if it's true, that puts us in a very precarious situation.
Earth Unaware
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But fast forward a few years, and Deutsche's position looks more precarious.
Reuters
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This position is quite precarious, so pay close attention to your balance.
Climbing Magazine
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Being a student is a precarious, money-driven, and often simply inaccessible experience.
The Guardian
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She pointed to precarious government budgets, saying unfunded liabilities threaten their finances.
Reuters
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He knew the lookout well; they had often shared this precarious perch.
In the King's name
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Blockade is not an immediate threat, but food imports are precarious nonetheless.
The Guardian
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He wasn't just checking my reflexes in spite of our precarious situation.
Outpost
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Large segments of both industries are notorious for low-wage and precarious work.
The Guardian
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But now you do see how precarious your situation is, don't you?
James Potter and the Curse of the Gatekeeper
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The north London side's European hopes, nevertheless, hang by a precarious thread.
The Guardian
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This precarious political climate is felt in the Walsh household as well.
The rebels of ireland: the dublin saga
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