1. 動詞
   peril過去式與過去分詞:
   及物動詞:
   危及...(人事物)
   使...(人)有危險
   使...(人)臨險境
   /此動詞同"perilled"/
   

   同義字詞
   adventure,compromise,endanger,gamble (with),hazard,imperil,jeopardize,menace,risk,venture
   

例句

1. He expressed the satisfaction he felt at seeing so many of the soldiers who had periled their lives in defense of the country, and desired to take each one by the hand.
2. The fact that the employer's turnover (and ultimate viability) is to a large extent periled on supply contracts entered into because of formal tying agreements or informal 'understandings' does not augur well for the employee's prospects unless he can show that the patent influenced the customer to buy on the scale which he did.
3. It appropriates $10,000 to make provision for the welfare of such Indians as periled life in saving from the massacre many whites in 1862.–By unanimous consent, Mr. Hale called up the billets repeal the first section of the joint resolution of February 24, 1864, relating to the transfer of persons from the military to the naval service, which was passed.–The Senate then proceeded to the consideration of the joint resolution amending the Constitution.