🇬🇧 Dangerous meaning: English Vocabulary Flash Card

Dangerous means something is not safe and could hurt you or someone else if you are not careful.

Using my hairbrush as a microphone is only dangerous when my sister records it and sends it to the family group chat.

My teacher said it’s dangerous to run with scissors, so I told her I’d just moonwalk with them instead.

Wearing socks on a slippery floor is dangerous, but it turns every hallway into a secret spy training course.

It’s dangerous to leave me alone with a jar of chocolate spread.

Sharks look dangerous, but more people are hurt each year by vending machines and falling coconuts than by shark attacks.

A child and a dog walk near thin ice. The ice is dangerous. The dark water is dangerous. The thin ice cracks, very dangerous. A car on the road is dangerous too. A high hill near the river is dangerous. The child calls, "Help!" A woman runs, takes the dog. The child and dog are safe.

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This word is at the A1 level, which means it is one of the first words you learn when starting English. It’s commonly used in everyday conversations and helps you communicate basic ideas like greetings, family, or daily activities.

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