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take a chance
Idioms and Phrases
Risk something, gamble, as in I'll take a chance that he'll be on the next plane . [c. 1900]Example Sentences
He says that the people of Bamban had taken a chance by electing Guo, but that she had good connections to Chinese investors and had delivered on all her promises to the townspeople.
“It took enormous courage and bravery on all their parts and taking a chance on me. It’s a real chance,” she said.
Dobbins said in January he hoped to return after the Chargers took a chance on him after significant Achilles tendon and knee injuries.
Still, if you're going to take a chance there's perhaps no more fitting place on earth than Las Vegas to roll the dice.
They chose building a club at home over contributing to one overseas and chose to reward the people who gave them a chance rather than taking a chance on people who promised rewards.
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Definitions and idiom definitions from Dictionary.com Unabridged, based on the Random House Unabridged Dictionary, © Random House, Inc. 2023
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