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 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。
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。
I think we need to take a chance on him.
我觉得我们要给他次机会。
I might go and take a chance with it.
我很可能会去抓住这次机会的。
That's why I have decided to take a chance through the Internet.
这就是为什么我已决定把一个机会通过互联网。
Anyhow he had to take a chance.
无论如何，他只能孤注一掷了。
Nobody's gonna want to take a chance on a doper.
没人会对一个服禁药的人。
I'll make a wish, Take a chance, Make a change.
我会许愿，我会把握机会，我会做出改变。
'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？”
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。