形容词危险的; 不确定的; 不安全的; 可疑的
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1. Our financial situation is still precarious.
我们的财政状况仍不稳定。
1. 不穩定：根据一项所谓的皮崔奎恩报告的数据,二百至三百万家庭难以支付住房款,这些家庭生活在不稳定(precarious)、不舒适(uncomfortable)的状况中. 过去几十年,为解决.(address)住房问题而制定的政策(policy)已经发生了变化,
2. 不稳定的：preattentive process 前注意过程 | precarious 不稳定的 | precausal thinking 前因果思维
3. 不稳定/危险：precipitous 陡峭的 | precarious 不稳定/危险 | prevaricate 支吾其词
4. 危险的：preacher 传道者 | precarious 危险的 | precaution 预防
1. （局势）不确定的，不稳定的，危险的
If your situation is precarious, you are not in complete control of events and might fail in what you are doing at any moment.
e.g. Our financial situation had become precarious.
我们的财务状况已变得不稳定了。
e.g. ...the Government's precarious position.
政府的危险处境
2. 不稳固的；不牢靠的
Something that is precarious is not securely held in place and seems likely to fall or collapse at any moment.
e.g. They looked rather comical as they crawled up precarious ladders.
他们顺着摇摇晃晃的梯子往上爬，看起来非常滑稽。
1. The financial situation for the automakers grows more precarious by the day.
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2. Going from one carriage to another meant a precarious walk through the vestibule, knowing that one wrong step could mean falling on to the tracks.
3. precarious的解释
3. The previous deadline for closing down substandard migrant schools in Beijing has been postponed, and today migrant schools are still worrying about their precarious fate.
4. Contentment for Matthiessen is more precarious, though he finds his spiritual place.
5. Analysts said Europe had entered into a " critical and precarious " phase.
6. International observers called for calm during the precarious wait for results of the country's second presidential poll since Taliban rule.
7. Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke and Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson testified before Congress this week on the country's precarious financial state.
8. Others who have tried to estimate the pop icon's wealth say his status is so precarious he has trouble paying his bills.
9. The report indicated that she was in danger of falling from her precarious perch.
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10. And with an anemic offense and a winless record, a coach's job status grows ever more precarious.
adj
1. affording no ease or reassurance
e.g. a precarious truce
Synonym: unstable
2. fraught with danger
e.g. dangerous waters
a parlous journey on stormy seas
a perilous voyage across the Atlantic in a small boat
the precarious life of an undersea diver
dangerous surgery followed by a touch-and-go recovery
Synonym: parlous perilous touch-and-go
3. not secure
beset with difficulties
e.g. a shaky marriage
Synonym: shaky