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That is a translation of ¨danger¨ from English to Spanish.
If you read the first definition, it says ¨roads are a danger to cyclists¨
While they can be a danger, it sounds a lot like ¨cyclists need to avoid roads¨
Hehe :rolleyes:
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http://www.wordreference.com/es/translation.asp?tranword=danger
That is a translation of ¨danger¨ from English to Spanish.
If you read the first definition, it says ¨roads are a danger to cyclists¨
While they can be a danger, it sounds a lot like ¨cyclists need to avoid roads¨
Hehe :rolleyes:
The second definition uses the phrase, "you're in danger of losing your job."
Looks like they're using scenarios that immigrants might find familiar.
:(
But still, most Americans probably agree with the first definition.
:rolleyes:
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