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English idioms related to Danger

to be in a situation where one has to be careful about every decision they make because even one mistake can pose a great risk

Ex: Managing a diverse team can be walking a tightrope, as the leader must balance different personalities and work styles .

used for referring to a risky action that may fail or succeed

Ex: The outcome of the championship game a roll of the dice, with both teams giving their all .

a situation, plan, system, etc. that is not stable enough to continue succeeding and can easily fail or get out of control

Ex: The political stability of the nation was teetering on the edge , resembling house of cards as protests and dissent grew stronger .

the kind of excitement that comes from engaging in activities that are dangerous

Ex: The stock market is a prime example of the thrills and spills of investing, where fortunes can be made or lost in a matter of seconds.

a situation in which someone's words or actions must be chosen carefully or else they may cause serious problems

Ex: Entering into discussions about religious beliefs can be tricky , as it 's a subject that often leads dangerous territory in terms of differences in opinion .

to be in a state or situation so critical that even a minor mistake can lead to a failure or disaster

Ex: The patient 's hung by a thread as the medical team worked tirelessly to stabilize their condition .

in a way that involves danger yet is full of excitement and adventure

Ex: n the fast lane
touch and go
[fráze]

involving risk and uncertainty

Ex: The success of the business venture was touch and go in its early stages, but it eventually thrived.

in a very critical situation where the outcome is uncertain and any sort of mistake can lead to serious consequences

Ex: The climber found himself on a razor's edge, carefully navigating the treacherous mountain path.

in a very dangerous or difficult situation in which a small change can lead to a failure

Ex: The fragile political stability in the region on a knife-edge, as any incident could lead to conflict .
bear garden
[Podstatné jméno]

a place or situation marked by confusion or chaos

zmatek, chaotická situace

zmatek, chaotická situace

Ex: The political debate on television quickly devolved into a bear garden, with shouting and personal attacks among the candidates.

to secretly wait for the right time to catch or attack an enemy or prey

Ex: The sniper lie in wait for hours , waiting for the enemy to reveal their position .

an action that involves taking the risk to believe or trust something that may not be true or reliable

Ex: Believing in oneself and pursuing dreams sometimes requires taking a leap of faith, even in the face of uncertainty.

to put something valuable or important at risk, often with the intention of assisting or helping someone

Ex: The firefighter was prepared lay his life on the line to save people trapped in a burning building , showing incredible bravery .

to be in or to get oneself into a situation that may result in an unpleasant or dangerous outcome

Ex: Skipping regular vehicle maintenance can run a risk of unexpected breakdowns on the road.

in a situation where there is potential danger or risk to one's safety or well-being

Ex: The coastal town is frequently in harm's way during hurricane season, and residents must be prepared for potential flooding and strong winds.

to be involved with very dangerous or cunning people

Ex: The rookie athlete was thrown into the game to swim with the sharks and compete against some of the top players in the league.

to predict a severe, harmful or catastrophic event or outcome

Ex: The pilot knew that the malfunctioning spelled disaster for the flight .
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