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Ovládněte anglické idiomy související s tím, že jste mimo nebezpečí, jako 'dodge a bullet' a 'off the hook'.

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English idioms related to Danger
close call
close call
[Podstatné jméno]

a situation where one avoids a danger just before it is too late

těsné přiblížení, o vlásek

těsné přiblížení, o vlásek

Ex: The pilot 's skillful maneuvering averted a close call when the plane 's engine failed mid-flight , ensuring the passengers ' safety .

Pilotovo obratné manévrování odvrátilo těsný průšvih, když motor letadla selhal uprostřed letu, čímž byla zajištěna bezpečnost cestujících.

close shave
close shave
[Podstatné jméno]

used for referring to a situation in which something dangerous is avoided just before it is too late for it to happen

vyváznout o vlásek, těsně uniknout nebezpečí

vyváznout o vlásek, těsně uniknout nebezpečí

Ex: The successful emergency landing of the malfunctioning plane was a close shave, with passengers relieved to have landed safely .

Úspěšné nouzové přistání porouchaného letadla bylo o vlásek, cestující byli rádi, že přistáli v bezpečí.

to [get] out of Dodge

to hastily leave a place, usually because of a possible danger or threat

Ex: The argument at the bar was escalating, and John thought it wise to get out of Dodge before it got violent.
(as|) safe as houses

not causing or involving any danger at all

Ex: In this small, tight-knit community, leaving your door unlocked at night is as safe as houses; everyone knows and trusts each other.
to [save] {one's} [skin|neck|hide|bacon]

to help a person get out of a situation that involves danger or difficulty

Ex: He was willing to cooperate with the authorities to save his bacon and avoid prosecution.
on the safe side

as carefully as possible in order to avoid any risk

Ex: When planning the event, the organizers scheduled an additional hour for setup and testing to be on the safe side and avoid any delays.
to [make|beat] a (hasty|) retreat

to escape or withdraw from a situation that is dangerous or unpleasant

Ex: The company decided to make a strategic retreat from the highly competitive market and focus on a niche segment.
to [be] out of the woods

to be out of a situation that is full of danger, trouble, or hardship

Ex: The storm was intense, but now that it has passed, we can say we're out of the woods and the worst is over.
to [save] {sb} by the bell

to unexpectedly provide someone with help when they face a danger or difficulty

Ex: The teacher was just getting ready to hand out the quizzes when the fire alarm went offsaved by the bell!
off the hook
off the hook
[fráze]

no longer facing a difficulty, danger, or punishment

Ex: After receiving a full refund and an apology, the customer felt that the company had taken responsibility and let them off the hook for the inconvenience.
in (good|safe) hands

used when a person or thing is being looked after by a trustworthy and capable individual

Ex: The CEO assured the shareholders that the company was in safe hands under the new leadership.
to [dodge] a bullet

to narrowly avoid a dangerous or undesirable situation

Ex: The detective managed to dodge a bullet when he narrowly avoided a trap set by the criminals during the investigation.
the coast [is] clear

used to say that everything is safe and someone can proceed to do something

Ex: The burglars waited until the alarm system was disarmed and the street deserted, making sure the coast was clear before attempting a break-in.
to [live] to tell the tale

to survive a danger or difficulty and be able to tell others about it

Ex: The young cancer survivor has a compelling story to share about her journey to live to tell the tale of recovery and resilience.
out of harm's way

in a place or position that is safe from danger or damage

Ex: The wildlife sanctuary was established to provide a safe environment where endangered species could be out of harm's way and protected from poachers.
to [keep|hold] {sb/sth} at bay

to maintain control or prevent someone or something from advancing, causing harm, or becoming a threat

Ex: The medication effectively holds the symptoms of the disease at bay, providing relief to patients.
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