Dangerous in Tagalog

“Dangerous” in Tagalog is “Mapanganib” – a word that captures the essence of risk, peril, and potential harm. Understanding this term and its usage is crucial for effective communication in Filipino contexts, whether you’re navigating safety warnings, describing hazardous situations, or expressing caution in everyday conversations.

[Words] = Dangerous

[Definition]:

• Dangerous /ˈdeɪndʒərəs/
• Adjective: Able or likely to cause harm or injury; involving or causing danger.
• Adjective: Risky or hazardous in nature.

[Synonyms] = Mapanganib, Delikado, Nakamamatay, Nakapipinsala, Mapaminsala, Nakakasakit

[Example]:

• Ex1_EN: Swimming in the ocean during a storm is extremely dangerous.
• Ex1_PH: Ang paglangoy sa dagat sa panahon ng bagyo ay lubhang mapanganib.
• Ex2_EN: The authorities warned that the collapsed bridge is dangerous and should be avoided.
• Ex2_PH: Binigyan ng babala ng mga awtoridad na ang gumuho na tulay ay mapanganib at dapat iwasan.
• Ex3_EN: Driving without wearing a seatbelt is dangerous and illegal.
• Ex3_PH: Ang pagmamaneho nang walang seatbelt ay mapanganib at labag sa batas.
• Ex4_EN: That old building looks dangerous and might collapse at any moment.
• Ex4_PH: Ang lumang gusaling iyon ay mukhang mapanganib at maaaring gumuho anumang oras.
• Ex5_EN: Wild animals can be dangerous if they feel threatened.
• Ex5_PH: Ang mga ligaw na hayop ay maaaring maging mapanganib kung sila ay nararamdamang nanganganib.