risky

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risky
[ˈrɪskɪ]
adjetivo
1arriesgado(a)

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risky [ris-ki]
adjetivo
1Peligroso, arriesgado, expuesto a riesgos.
2Imprudente, arriesgado, temerario.

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risky [ˈrɪskɪ]
adjective
riskier (comparative)riskiest (superlative)
1 (dangerous) [+venture, plan, investment] arriesgado; riesgoso; (LAm)
he put all his money into a risky venture Bill Clinton is sticking to what some consider to be a risky strategy raising this issue now would be politically risky a heart transplant is a very risky operation banks have been making more and more risky loans in the last couple of decades even though these were very risky investments in the long-term, they were able to keep booking short-term profits a risky business
investing on the stock market is a risky business invertir en bolsa supone muchos riesgos
risqué

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