What does riskabel in Swedish mean?
What is the meaning of the word riskabel in Swedish? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use riskabel in Swedish.
The word riskabel in Swedish means risky, hazardous, dangerous, farlig, vådlig, riskabel, riskabel, riskfylld, riskfylld, riskabel, riskabel, riskfylld, farlig, äventyrlig, osäker, osäker, farlig, riskabel investering. To learn more, please see the details below.
Meaning of the word riskabel
risky, hazardous, dangerous
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farlig, vådlig(perilous) (förenat med livsfara) Det är farligt (or: vådligt) att lämna knivar framme på bordet. Leaving knives out on the table is dangerous. |
riskabel(UK, informal (not safe, unstable) (vardagligt) Don't stand on that dodgy chair! Use this one instead; it's more solid. |
riskabel, riskfylld(dangerous) Ben performed the risky stunt perfectly. |
riskfylld, riskabel(dangerous, risky) The sailor embarked on a perilous voyage across the Atlantic in a small boat. |
riskabel, riskfylld(risky) |
farlig(risky or daring) |
äventyrlig(act: daring, ambitious) My grandmother still enjoys a number of adventurous pursuits, such as caving. |
osäker(risky) These investments may seem unsafe but my brother got rich off them. |
osäker(UK, informal (risky) |
farlig(dangerous) Batteries produce hazardous waste. |
riskabel investering(US, informal (risky investment) |
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