High-risk describes something that could easily go badly — injury, death, losing money, a plan failing. Doctors talk about high-risk patients (people more likely to get very sick). Banks talk about high-risk loans. The police talk about high-risk situations.

High-risk describes形容的是 could easily go badly很容易走向壞結果的 something事情——injury受傷、death死亡、losing money賠錢、a plan failing計畫失敗。Doctors醫生 talk about會說 high-risk patients高風險病人（more likely to get very sick比較容易病重的 people人）。Banks銀行 talk about會說 high-risk loans高風險貸款。The police警察 talk about會說 high-risk situations高風險情境。

It usually sits before a noun. High here means “a lot of,” not tall. It is calm, slightly formal English, common in news, medicine, and business.

It它 usually通常 sits before a noun放在名詞前面。here這裡的 High means指的是 “a lot of,”「很多」，not tall不是「高高的」。It它 is calm是冷靜、slightly formal稍微正式的 English英文，in news在新聞、medicine醫學 and business和商業裡 common很常見。

The pair is low-risk. Calling a person high-risk can sound cold, as if they were a number in a report, so careful speakers often soften it. It names the chance of harm, not how famous or how expensive something is.

The pair和它成對的 is是 low-risk。Calling a person high-risk說一個人是 high-risk can sound cold聽起來可能很冷，as if好像 they were他們是 in a report報告裡 a number的一個數字，so所以 careful speakers說話謹慎的人 often soften it常會講得軟一點。It names它說的是 the chance of harm受害的機率，not不是 something一樣東西 how famous有多有名 or how expensive或多貴。