Common collocations with danger in American Collocation

He realises that he is in grave danger.

There is relatively little danger from road traffic here.

The risk of getting bogged down in mud was an ever-present danger.

The petrol pumps were banished some years ago because of the potential danger to the public.

There are obvious dangers if you a a learner or not a strong swimmer – do not get out of your depth.

I don’t think she’s in any immediate danger.

She appeared to warn him of impending danger.

I don’t need to point out the dangers that are inherent in such a scheme.

The presence of an asbestos does not in itself constitute any danger.

Any business that does not protect the security of its data is flirting with danger.

Civilian lives were being put in danger.

This is a strategy that is fraught with danger.

This leaflet gives advice on spotting the signs of carbon monoxide and avoiding the dangers.

We do not allow smoking on the premises, to protect visitors from the dangers of passive smoking.

The boatmen, realising the danger of capsizing, quickly pushed the boat a few feet out from the bank.

Don’t underestimate the danger of playing with fire.

Journalists must take hard decisions about the risks they face, although everything is done to minimize the dangers.

I’m here to underline those dangers and to to help you avoid putting yourself at risk.

They tend to exaggerate the dangers in their minds.