danger

Everyday

1. The chance of being hurt, harmed or killed: "in danger". tree →
2. Something or someone that may cause harm: "Ice is a danger on the roads." tree →
3. The possibility of something bad happening: "the danger of rain". tree →

In the lessons

In safety lessons: spot dangers (traffic, deep water, fire, chemicals, electricity, strangers); warning signs say "Danger"; if you are in danger, get away, shout and call for help. Phrases: in danger, out of danger, danger zone, danger sign, put in danger, endangered animals.

Examples

• The sign said "Danger! Deep water." tree →
• The boy was in danger, so we called for help. tree →
• Busy roads are a danger to children. tree →
• The doctor said he is out of danger. tree →
• Fire is a big danger in dry summers. tree →
• Spot the dangers in the picture. tree →
• Tigers are in danger of dying out. tree →
• Don't put yourself in danger to get a toy. tree →

Note

Adjective: "dangerous". "Endangered" animals are in danger of becoming extinct. "Danger" signs are usually red or yellow.

In Jewish tradition

In safety lessons: spot dangers (traffic, deep water, fire, chemicals, electricity, strangers); warning signs say "Danger"; if you are in danger, get away, shout and call for help. Phrases: in danger, out of danger, danger zone, danger sign, put in danger, endangered animals.

Note

Adjective: "dangerous". "Endangered" animals are in danger of becoming extinct. "Danger" signs are usually red or yellow.