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Meaning of danger triangle | Babel Free

Noun CEFR B2

Definitions

  1. A triangular sign warning of danger.
  2. Clipping of danger triangle of the face.
    abbreviation, alt-of, clipping

Examples

“3 miles farther (9 before Kendal) there is a danger triangle on the L, “Plough Inn” on the L, and a caution board on the R of a steepish descent, and here the road forks into two.”
“The best was to cope with this problem would be the use of three different sizes of the red danger triangle.”
“We tackled the mountain side again, and climbed on and up through a fairyland of silver birches till at length we came to a real sign of human activity—a rusty old danger triangle, leaning at a rakish angle!”
“Reflectors and a danger triangle are also fitted to rear of the trailer.”
“Modifications include changing front-turn indicators and parking lights to white, adding kilometer markings to the speedometer, removing bulbs from or painting over side-turn indicators, installing two red reflectors and one fog light on the rear of the car, stamping the chassis number on the chassis itself, directing the exhaust system to straight rear or pointing slightly left, and adding an approved fire extinguisher, a first aid kit, and a danger triangle to the car.”
“The fitness to drive indicator when entering an alarm state is also turning orange and causing the danger triangle to light up.”
“Dermatologists traditionally have warned patients with acne to keep their hands away from their faces and not to pick and squeeze, especially in the “danger triangle” bounded by the nasolabial folds and the upper lip.”
“The facial vein is valveless, and infection in its area of drainage (the danger triangle) may involve retrograde spread to the cavernous sinus, either via ophthalmic veins or through the pterygoid plexus, with thrombosis of the sinus.”
“Within the greasy T-zone is an area referred to as the ‘danger triangle’. The client may be tempted to squeeze spots that appear there. This should be warned against very strongly. Behind this area are important blood vessels which connect with the brain. Fatalities have resulted from deep-seated bacterial infections behind the danger triangle, caused by skin damage.”

CEFR level

B2
Upper Intermediate
This word is part of the CEFR B2 vocabulary — upper intermediate level.

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