jeopardises

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(jeopardise 的第三人称 -s形式) vt. 使受危险, 危及, 危害
[法] 使受危害, 使陷入危险, 危及
jeopardise 的第三人称单数

And since the crisis, both countries have introduced measures to ensure the financial sector never again jeopardises our public finances.
自本次危机爆发以来，两国均采取措施确保金融部门永远不再危及我们的公共财政。
Progressives argue that widening inequality jeopardises the legitimacy of our political and economic system.
进步人士辩称，越来越大的不平等，威胁到我们政治和经济体系的合法性。
Second, the view that reining in the financial sector jeopardises future growth needs to be nuanced.
第二，认为限制金融业将危及未来增长的想法需要做更细致的分析。
Ms Tymoshenko's imprisonment now jeopardises years of clumsy but steady progress towards Europe.
季莫申科的监禁现在危机乌克兰多年来向欧洲靠近笨拙但却稳固的发展进程。
I would recommend eurozone member states to veto the competitiveness pact, even if that jeopardises the entire package.
我会建议欧元区成员国否决竞争力协议，哪怕这么做会危及整个方案。