take a chance

英 [teɪk ə tʃɑːns]

美 [teɪk ə tʃæns]

冒险;碰运气

英英释义

verb

take a risk in the hope of a favorable outcome
1. When you buy these stocks you are gambling
Synonym:gamblechanceriskhazardtake chancesadventurerun a risk

I can't take a chance that they're right.
我们不能冒险万一他们是对的。
Don't take a chance to cheat in the exam.
在考试中，不要冒险作弊。
Sometimes I think I'd like to take a chance.
有时候我想我想借此机会。
'You take a chance on the weather if you holiday in the UK.' — 'So what?'
“如果到英国度假，天气好不好得要碰运气。”——“那又如何？”
He finally chose to take a chance instead of playing it safe.
他最终选择了冒险一试，而不是安全求稳。参考答案。
Come on, and take a chance* You may lose, but it's worth trying.
来，冒险一试，也许你会失败，但值得尝试。
You should have some contacts who respect you enough personally to take a chance on your new business.
你应该拥有一些个人方面足够尊重你的联络人来给你的新企业一个机会。
People who are willing to take a chance and find new solutions.
硅谷人乐于冒险，也愿意寻找新的问题解决方式。
Anyhow he had to take a chance.
无论如何，他只能孤注一掷了。
I don't know whether we have enough money to last the whole holiday as we have planned, but I'm prepared to take a chance on it.
我不知道我们是否有足够的钱按计划度完整个假期，可是我准备冒险那样做了。