Definition of high-risk in English:

high-risk

adjectiveˌhʌɪˈrɪsk

Involving or exposed to a high level of danger.
high-risk activities such as skydiving and motocross racing
Example sentencesExamples
- Even though many investors welcome this new freedom, day trading is very high-risk.
- Although not considered high-risk surgery, potential dangers include infection and ulcers.
- Moving patients between wards is bad practice, particularly with high-risk patients.
- It would be a fairly high-risk strategy to buy individual equities.
- In financial circles his reputation for tough decision-taking and high-risk takeovers is legendary.

Definition of high-risk in US English:

high-risk

adjective

Involving or exposed to a high level of danger.
high-risk activities, such as skydiving and downhill skiing
Example sentencesExamples
- Although not considered high-risk surgery, potential dangers include infection and ulcers.
- Moving patients between wards is bad practice, particularly with high-risk patients.
- Even though many investors welcome this new freedom, day trading is very high-risk.
- In financial circles his reputation for tough decision-taking and high-risk takeovers is legendary.
- It would be a fairly high-risk strategy to buy individual equities.

单词	high-risk
释义	Definition of high-risk in English: high-risk adjectiveˌhʌɪˈrɪsk Involving or exposed to a high level of danger. high-risk activities such as skydiving and motocross racing Example sentencesExamples Even though many investors welcome this new freedom, day trading is very high-risk. Although not considered high-risk surgery, potential dangers include infection and ulcers. Moving patients between wards is bad practice, particularly with high-risk patients. It would be a fairly high-risk strategy to buy individual equities. In financial circles his reputation for tough decision-taking and high-risk takeovers is legendary. Definition of high-risk in US English: high-risk adjective Involving or exposed to a high level of danger. high-risk activities, such as skydiving and downhill skiing Example sentencesExamples Although not considered high-risk surgery, potential dangers include infection and ulcers. Moving patients between wards is bad practice, particularly with high-risk patients. Even though many investors welcome this new freedom, day trading is very high-risk. In financial circles his reputation for tough decision-taking and high-risk takeovers is legendary. It would be a fairly high-risk strategy to buy individual equities.
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