dangereux
The word 'dévers' is a masculine singular noun. It means banking, be it of rails or of roads. A relevant warning sign to the motorist is 'virage en dévers', which means a dangerous 'banked curve' up ahead.
The letter "e" in "dangerous" is unstressed.
Yes, "dangerous" is a word with a suffix. The suffix is "-ous," which is added to the root word "danger" to form the adjective "dangerous."
There are 7 phonemes in the word 'dangerous'.
The Esperanto words for safe and dangerous are sekura and dangera.
dangerous
Homme dangereux
fois dangereuses
Illegal, polluting and dangerous: the gold rush in French Guiana
des animaux dangereux.
Dangereux is the most common way to say "dangerous", however risqué is also acceptable.
The Reign of Terror was mass chaos.
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No, it's from the French word ''hasardeux'', and means: dangerous, risky.
They can be, but are not normally aggressive towards humans.
They wanted to control Canada so I think that they were out to rid the Northeast of the French and take Canada. It made them nervous that the French were that close and had forts along the border. They were all ready at war with the French in Europe and to have them so near was dangerous.
The radical republicans decided that a dead Monarch was less dangerous to the French Revolution then a living one.