Examples of using Jeopardise in English and their translations into Polish
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Colloquial
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Financial
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Official/political
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Programming
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Computer
Would we be? I just don't wanna jeopardise our relationship.
But nothing can jeopardise the mission.
Will that jeopardise our case?
We drop her and we jeopardise the trial, all the work we have done.
Cause if it does. It will jeopardise the entire election victory.
This could jeopardise everything we have worked towards.
These measures must not, however, jeopardise the development of South-South trade;
They must not jeopardise equality between women and men.
Such access may jeopardise one of Eurojust's activities;
Such access may jeopardise any national investigation which Eurojust is assisting;
Such access may jeopardise the rights and freedoms of third parties.
However, they should not jeopardise the stability of the financial system of the Member State;
Austerity must not jeopardise growth, said Van Rompuy at EESC plenary.
Her escape may jeopardise our strongest defensive action yet.
We can't jeopardise our chance to get rich!
You can't jeopardise your Rhodes scholarship for this.
This incident could jeopardise relations between both of our countries for years.
Jeopardise my son's life?
liberalisation could jeopardise the concept of a universal service.
But… such rumours can jeopardise your dignity.