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hazard /ˈhæzəd $ -ərd/ noun something that may be dangerous, or cause accidents or problemsadjectives/nouns + hazarda serious/major/real hazard Fumes from the factory posed a serious hazard to the health of people living in the area.a potential/possible hazard (=something is likely to be a hazard) Microwave ovens are a potential hazard if not used properly.a fire hazard Christmas lights and decorations pose a potential fire hazard.a health hazard The waste needs to be removed before it becomes a health hazard.a safety hazard Protesters claim that the nuclear reactor is a safety hazard.a traffic hazard Cars parked in the wrong places can cause a traffic hazard.an occupational hazard (=a hazard that always exists in a particular job) Catching frequent colds is an occupational hazard when working with young children.a natural hazard (=caused by nature) One of the most widespread natural hazards is flooding.an environmental hazard Oil from the tanker caused an environmental hazard.verbscause/create a hazard There was concern that overhead power lines could cause a health hazard.pose/present/constitute a hazard (=be a possible hazard) It was not known whether radiation from the weapons posed any hazard to soldiers.eliminate a hazard (=get rid of a hazard) They took steps to eliminate all potential fire hazards.reduce a hazard The authorities are trying to reduce the hazard of flooding by building new flood defences.avoid a hazard The road safety classes aim to help children to avoid hazards while crossing the road.identify a hazard Staff are trained to identify possible hazards.prepositionsa hazard to sth/sb The chemical is present at levels which are likely to be a hazard to health.a hazard for sb Icy paths are a hazard for elderly people.the hazard from sth The hazard from lead in water is very serious.

词组	hazard
释义	hazard /ˈhæzəd $ -ərd/ noun something that may be dangerous, or cause accidents or problemsadjectives/nouns + hazarda serious/major/real hazard Fumes from the factory posed a serious hazard to the health of people living in the area.a potential/possible hazard (=something is likely to be a hazard) Microwave ovens are a potential hazard if not used properly.a fire hazard Christmas lights and decorations pose a potential fire hazard.a health hazard The waste needs to be removed before it becomes a health hazard.a safety hazard Protesters claim that the nuclear reactor is a safety hazard.a traffic hazard Cars parked in the wrong places can cause a traffic hazard.an occupational hazard (=a hazard that always exists in a particular job) Catching frequent colds is an occupational hazard when working with young children.a natural hazard (=caused by nature) One of the most widespread natural hazards is flooding.an environmental hazard Oil from the tanker caused an environmental hazard.verbscause/create a hazard There was concern that overhead power lines could cause a health hazard.pose/present/constitute a hazard (=be a possible hazard) It was not known whether radiation from the weapons posed any hazard to soldiers.eliminate a hazard (=get rid of a hazard) They took steps to eliminate all potential fire hazards.reduce a hazard The authorities are trying to reduce the hazard of flooding by building new flood defences.avoid a hazard The road safety classes aim to help children to avoid hazards while crossing the road.identify a hazard Staff are trained to identify possible hazards.prepositionsa hazard to sth/sb The chemical is present at levels which are likely to be a hazard to health.a hazard for sb Icy paths are a hazard for elderly people.the hazard from sth The hazard from lead in water is very serious.
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