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
fois dangereuses
Homme dangereux
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.
The radical republicans decided that a dead Monarch was less dangerous to the French Revolution then a living one.
Il y a beaucoup d'animaux dangereux dans la jungle.