put (someone or something) in jeopardy

To cause one to be in a situation or scenario that could prove risky, dangerous, or damaging. The colossal failure of our latest product has put the company's future in jeopardy. I hope you realize that you're putting your children in jeopardy by smoking inside the house like that.

put someone or something in(to) jeopardy

to put someone or something into danger. What you just said puts Bill into jeopardy. It puts his plans in jeopardy.

词组	put (someone or something) in jeopardy
释义	put (someone or something) in jeopardy put (someone or something) in jeopardy To cause one to be in a situation or scenario that could prove risky, dangerous, or damaging. The colossal failure of our latest product has put the company's future in jeopardy. I hope you realize that you're putting your children in jeopardy by smoking inside the house like that. See also: jeopardy, put Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. put someone or something in(to) jeopardy to put someone or something into danger. What you just said puts Bill into jeopardy. It puts his plans in jeopardy. See also: jeopardy, put McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: put in jeopardy place (someone or something) in jeopardy place in jeopardy all (one's) eggs in one basket basket between the devil and the deep blue sea between the hammer and the anvil devil and deep blue sea He who rides a tiger is afraid to dismount He who rides a tiger is afraid to dismount.
随便看	rise against rise against (someone or something) rise and shine Rise and shine! rise from rise from (something) rise from the ashes rise from the dead rise from the grave rise from the ranks rise in rise in (something) rise like a rocket rise like a rocket (and fall like a stick) risen from/through the ranks rise out of (something) rise over run rise through the ranks rise to feet rise to (one's) feet rise to (one's) full height rise to (something) rise to the bait rise to the challenge rise to the occasion