English idioms related to Danger - Out of Danger

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

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

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

to not let someone or something cause any harm or problems

not causing or involving any danger at all

as carefully as possible in order to avoid any risk

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

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

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

no longer facing a difficulty, danger, or punishment

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

to narrowly avoid a dangerous or undesirable situation

used to say that the danger has passed and someone can proceed to do something

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

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