0 betraying or likely to betray -- phản bội
a treacherous person/act.
1 dangerous -- nguy hiểm
The roads are treacherous in winter.
The bay is attractive to yachtsmen, canoeists, fishermen, swimmers and divers, but it contains some treacherous undercurrents with which only skilled people can successfully contend.
I am sure that you are familiar with the phrase "parcel of rogues"to which we now add the phrase"treacherous trio".
As a result of nationalisation, they have had to navigate even more perilous and treacherous waters.
All this is, of course, very treacherous terrain and it is understandable why earlier imperial historians have shied away from probing such topics to any depth.
Secondly, when the emperor rules inappropriately and treacherous court officials take control of everything, the universe moves abnormally, with disharmonies emerging and the results of negative auguries manifesting themselves.
They were treacherous, switching sides at will and available for hire to the highest bidder.
But there has to be a health-warning: watch where you tread; this is treacherous terrain.
Winters are long, mountain passes can prove treacherous, and the limited interstate highway system forces reliance on secondary roads.
