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| risk; run the risk of (semelfactive of рисковать); take the risk of (semelfactive of рисковать) | |||
| adventure (adventure one's life – рисковать жизнью); chance (to risk • let us chance it – рискнём; I may be too late but I'll just have to chance it); dare (dare the perils of arctic travel – пренебречь всеми опасностямир полярного путешествия); go nap on (чем-либо; napoleon); take risks; take one's chance (на что-либо); try one's luck; put on a cast; set on a cast; stake on a cast; take a chance (на что-либо); have a go at; take a dare; take a gamble on (чем-либо); take a risk; take a swing doing; try luck; lead with one's chin (Pickman); take the chance (They took the chance and won. -- Они рискнули и победили. ART Vancouver); take chance of; take the risk of; venture on; venture upon; take chances (Taras); run a chance; run risks; run the risk (of); take the risk (of); flip for it (indexland); venture (to); game (sever_korrespondent); take the dare (VLZ_58); go for it (to decide to seize the opportunity and see how things go regardless of the risk involved) Olga Fomicheva); stand the chance of (чем-л.); make a push at; risk; chance one's arm; run the risk of (sth); take a chance on (sth); take one's chance on (sth.); take chances on (sth); take risks of (sth.); take the risks (Taras); run for luck; take a gamble (to do something risky in the hope that it will succeed) | |||
| work up the nerve | |||
| go for broke (She decided to go for broke and start her own restaurant. VLZ_58) | |||
| give it a bash (VLZ_58) | |||
| stick one's neck out | |||
| step out on a limb (Халеев) | |||
go to the limit (Andrey Truhachev); take a flyer (VLZ_58); take pot luck (We had to take pot luck parking in somebody else's space, which could have ended up with our car being towed. 4uzhoj); roll the dice (He wanted the firm to learn how to roll the dice. That was no surprise, given his reputation as a risk-taker. Nibiru); up the ante (WhatIfSports was a side project of a couple of sports fans working for a computer consulting company in Cincinnati, Ohio. After numerous lunchroom debates on which great historical baseball teams would win if they could play each other, a few guys decided to up the ante [and] undertake the challenge of trying to write an advanced baseball simulator ... that would work on a website.  wikipedia.org); bell the cat (источник – рубрика "Фраза дня" на сайте yandex.ru dimock); take my chances (Alex_Odeychuk); take the leap (Ivan Pisarev); dive in (Ivan Pisarev); jump in (Ivan Pisarev); take the plunge (Ivan Pisarev); go for it (Ivan Pisarev); take a chance (Ivan Pisarev); roll the dice (Ivan Pisarev); venture forth (Ivan Pisarev); step out of your comfort zone (Ivan Pisarev); make a bold move (Ivan Pisarev); take the initiative (Ivan Pisarev); throw caution to the wind (Ivan Pisarev); go all in (Ivan Pisarev); take the jump (Ivan Pisarev); leap into the unknown (Ivan Pisarev); embark on a new venture (Ivan Pisarev); take a shot (Ivan Pisarev); take the first step (Ivan Pisarev); dive headfirst (Ivan Pisarev) | |||
| take a plunge (to do something risky or daring (АБ) Berezitsky); go out on a limb (Lascutik); give it a shot (VLZ_58); give it a go (VLZ_58); push one's luck (Go ahead. Open your mouth, asshole. Push your fucking luck. 4uzhoj); give it a try (MichaelBurov); shoot your shot (torsuk) | |||
| hazard; set a cast; stake a cast; take a chance (of); take a gamble; take one's chance of; go nap on something | |||
| take a yaw | |||
| take a punt at something (take a punt at betting Wakeful dormouse) | |||
| chance | |||
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| let's chance it; let us venture it ("I don't suppose they remember faces in so busy a place. Let us venture it." – Sir Arthur Conan Doyle ART Vancouver) | |||
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| let's chance it! | |||
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| bright it on (akianchick) | |||
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рискнуть : 77 phrases, 9 sujets |
| Américain usage, pas orthographe | 2 |
| australien | 2 |
| Cliché/convention | 1 |
| Échecs | 1 |
| Général | 39 |
| Idiomatique | 6 |
| Informel | 8 |
| Makarov | 14 |
| Proverbe | 4 |