Eric periled his life to save the drowning boy.
埃里克冒险去救那个溺水的儿童。
They believe this at our peril.
他们相信这个是危险的。
Tom escaped from the peril in a whole skin.
汤姆平安地脱离危险。
The perils of getting the tone wrong in a Mandarin conversation are well known; the pinyin word ma, for example, can be translated as horse, cursing, or mom, or it can be used as a suffix to indicate a question has been asked, all depending on the way it is pronounced.
On Aug 11, The New York Times' "China's Stalling Economy Puts the World on Notice" report said that as China's economy showed flashes of decline, such as slowed growth in the spring and contracted exports in the second quarter, the consequences pose perils globally.
As the COVID-19 pandemic effectively put live performances in peril, quarantines and social distancing have unexpectedly incited an explosion in livestreamed concerts and DJ sets.
Chinese gamer communityVideo game players in China are a community ignored at one's peril, with a population of 665 million by the end of last year, up 3.7 percent from 2019, a recent report said.
With regard to production-related accidents, he said targeted efforts are needed to strengthen risk control and remove hidden perils, to reduce the occurrence of serious accidents.
Lian Ping, chief economist of the Zhixin Investment Research Institute, said the guideline covers the capital market comprehensively, aiming to eliminate all possible perils and risks.
"Foreign investors ignore onshore trading opportunities at their peril," he said in an email.
Making accurate judgments of hidden peril is a prerequisite for securing financial stability, he said, adding that as much attention as is needed must be applied to cope with challenges brought on by foreign financial policy changes.