take a chance

冒险; 碰运气

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1. 冒险,投机：switch on (用开关)开启 | take a chance 冒险,投机 | take a dislike to 讨厌

2. 冒一下险：be on good terms with sb.与某人友好 | take a chance冒一下险 | clean up打扫;清除

1. While the'Skinny Genes'singer is very busy with her work, she is relishing the chance to finally take a holiday over the festive season.

2. Exactly how the government will curb car sales is unclear, although many potential buyers are unwilling to take a chance by waiting to find out.

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3. People who focus on failures of selling or take them too personally have a slim chance to make it to the top.

4. Men appeared more willing to take a chance on Latham and Labour - which has lost the past three elections - Pearce said.

5. There is a great chance for Chinese construction companies to take part in this process through electronic public procedures.

6. At first he moved to the Alsace, later to Rully before seizing a chance to take part in the rebirth of Vezelay.

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7. You must be stupid if you see a chance to win gold but don't work hard enough to take it.

8. " It will provide a good chance for Shandong's economy to take off, " an unnamed official said.

9. The Americans arrived in Melbourne on Friday and got their first chance to take a few laps in the temporary pool at Rod Laver Arena.

10. We had the chance to take a small look in their real life and received a very warm welcome.

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