jeop·ard·ize [ˈʤepədaɪz] VERB trans
jeopardize career, future:
- jeopardize
- ogrožati [perf ogroziti]
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The theft of indigenous land by logging companies jeopardizes their subsistence economy and so their future.
en.wikipedia.org Another key event was an electrical problem at the gesta that jeopardized the reactors cooling system.
en.wikipedia.org Moreover, reporting deaths often jeopardizes the familys future subsistence as they rely heavily on government benefits received for each child.
en.wikipedia.org When the bottom of the food web declines tremendously due to acidification, the food web and the whole marine conservation effort is jeopardized.
en.wikipedia.org Organizational commitment may, at that point, be lessened; thus jeopardizing the stability of the organization.
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