Take a chance on Meaning in English

expression

US

ˈteɪk/ /ˈeɪ/, /ə/ /ˈtʃæns/ /ˈɑn/, /ˈɔn

TAYK-uh-CHANS-awn

UK

tˈeɪk/ /æɪ/ /tʃˈɑːns/ /ˈɒn

TAYK-uh-CHAHNS-on

التعريف

To decide to try, trust, or support someone or something, even though you are not sure of success and there is some risk.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

Informal and encouraging, often about relationships, investments, or new opportunities. Used when someone moves forward despite uncertainty. Commonly follows 'someone' or 'something': 'take a chance on me', 'take a chance on this idea.'

• Spanish: arriesgarse con - apostar por
• Portuguese (BR): arriscar-se com - dar uma chance para
• Portuguese (PT): arriscar-se com - dar uma oportunidade a
• Chinese (Simplified): 冒险尝试
• Chinese (Traditional): 冒險嘗試
• Hindi: जोखिम लेना (के लिए)
• Arabic: المغامرة بـ - المخاطرة بـ
• Bengali: ঝুঁকি নেওয়া - বিশ্বাস করা (অনিশ্চিত অবস্থায়)
• Russian: рискнуть - дать шанс
• Japanese: 賭けてみる - 信じてみる
• Vietnamese: mạo hiểm với - tin tưởng vào
• Korean: 기회를 주다 - 모험하다
• Turkish: şans vermek - riske girmek
• Urdu: موقع دینا - رسک لینا
• Indonesian: mempertaruhkan - mencoba peruntungan

جمل نموذجية

She decided to take a chance on a new job in another city.

basic

Would you take a chance on this project?

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He asked her to take a chance on him.

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Sometimes you just have to take a chance on people.

natural

You never know what could happen if you take a chance on something new.

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The company decided to take a chance on a young designer, and it paid off.

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