English idioms related to Danger

English idioms related to Danger - Out of Danger

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close call
noun
a situation where one avoids a danger just before it is too late
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close shave
noun
used for referring to a situation in which something dangerous is avoided just before it is too late for it to happen
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to get out of Dodge
phrase
to hastily leave a place, usually because of a possible danger or threat
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to keep / hold sb/sth at bay
phrase
to not let someone or something cause any harm or problems
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(as) safe as houses
phrase
not causing or involving any danger at all
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to save one's skin / neck / hide / bacon
phrase
to help a person get out of a situation that involves danger or difficulty
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on the safe side
phrase
as carefully as possible in order to avoid any risk
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to make / beat a (hasty) retreat
phrase
to escape or withdraw from a situation that is dangerous or unpleasant
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to be out of the woods
phrase
to be out of a situation that is full of danger, trouble, or hardship
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to save sb by the bell
phrase
to unexpectedly provide someone with help when they face a danger or difficulty
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off the hook
phrase
no longer facing a difficulty, danger, or punishment
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in good / safe hands
phrase
used when a person or thing is being looked after by a trustworthy and capable individual
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to dodge a bullet
phrase
to narrowly avoid a dangerous or undesirable situation
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the coast is clear
sentence
used to say that the danger has passed and someone can proceed to do something
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to live to tell the tale
phrase
to survive a danger or difficulty and be able to tell others about it
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out of harm's way
phrase
in a place or position that is safe from danger or damage
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