Significados de treacherous place en inglés

That's a treacherous place, as you've found out to your own cost.

Bringing feet to aid his hand, he shoved it over the treacherous place.

They lay there now, covered with thick moss, a treacherous place to walk.

The country has a reputation as a tough and treacherous place to do business.

Could Mr. Peterkin have ventured into this treacherous place?

It was such a treacherous place that even most police and Government officials refused to enter.

Wall Street is a treacherous place these days.

The swamp was indeed a treacherous place.

That room is a treacherous place.

This piece of terrain on Clare's west coast that borders the Atlantic can be a treacherous place, especially for aspiring champions.

Now, this may come as a shock to some, but these things called "trolls" can make the internet an inhospitable, treacherous place.

It is well that the lilies grow taller and thicker over the more treacherous places; but, misery!

Then, dodging rotten boards and treacherous places, he gained the sand of the beach and stood at last on Labrador.

As a rule, the softest, deepest, and most treacherous places in sand are the tracks where wagons travel-theseare like quicksand.

So I have, Tom; but these snow fields are treacherous places, and the track shifts and changes with every winter's snow.

Bogus health claims and food science have made supermarkets particularly treacherous places to shop for real food, which suggests two further rules: