Niebezpieczeństwo - Podejmowanie Zbyt Wielkiego Ryzyka

Poznaj angielskie idiomy związane z podejmowaniem zbyt dużego ryzyka, w tym "chodzić po cienkim lodzie" i "wisieć na gałęzi".

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too close for comfort

[Fraza]

in a distance so short that may cause danger, problems, or annoyance

zbyt blisko, niebezpiecznie blisko

Ex: The car following us on the dark, winding road was too close for comfort.

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to do or die

[Fraza]

to put in great effort and take great risks to succeed or to fail trying

postawić wszystko na jedną kartę, iść na całość

Ex: With the championship on the line, the athlete knew it was do or die in the final race of the season.

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to go for broke

[Fraza]

to put everything at risk in order to achieve a particular goal

postawić wszystko na jedną kartę, iść va banque

Ex: The athlete knew it was the final round, so he decided to go for broke in pursuit of the gold medal.

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out on a limb

[Fraza]

in a situation that involves a lot of risk and little support or evidence, especially one that arouses negative reactions in others

sam na ryzykownej pozycji, nadstawić karku

Ex: Taking the controversial stance, the politician found herself out on a limb with few supporters.

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to risk life and limb

[Fraza]

to do something that has the risk of death or serious injury

ryzykować życie, nadstawiać karku

Ex: He risked life and limb to save the drowning child from the swift river currents.

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to stick one's neck out

[Fraza]

to say or do a thing that can put one in trouble or danger

nadstawiać karku, wystawić się na strzał

Ex: Despite the potential backlash, he decided to stick his neck out and speak up against the unjust policy.

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to walk on thin ice

[Fraza]

to be doing something that may get one into serious trouble or danger at any moment

stąpać po cienkim lodzie, igrać z ogniem

Ex: With the budget cuts looming, any additional spending could be like walking on thin ice.

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to take one's life into one's (own) hands

[Fraza]

to do something so risky that a person may lose their life because of it

ryzykować własne życie, narażać życie

Ex: When he decided to cross the treacherous river on a makeshift raft, he was truly taking his life into his own hands.

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at one's own risk

[Fraza]

by accepting the responsibility for all potential dangers and risks involved

na własne ryzyko, na własną odpowiedzialność

Ex: Visitors are welcome to explore the abandoned factory, but do so at your own risk; the site is unsafe and unstable.

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to up the ante

[Fraza]

to add to the risks or demands of a competition, dispute, etc. that will lead to either more benefits or losses

podbić stawkę, zaostrzyć grę

Ex: To win the contract, the company decided to up the ante by offering a lower price.

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to lay down one's life

[Fraza]

to sacrifice one's life so that someone or something can continue to exist

oddać życie, poświęcić życie

Ex: The soldier was willing to lay down his life to protect his comrades on the battlefield.

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to dice with death

[Fraza]

to take great risks that could result in one's own death

igrać ze śmiercią, ryzykować życie

Ex: Crossing the busy highway without using the pedestrian crossing is like dicing with death.

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to tempt fate

[Fraza]

to push the limits of safety or good fortune by doing something that may result in harm or disaster

kusić los, niepotrzebnie ryzykować

Ex: Walking across the frozen lake alone was like tempting fate.

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