The Vocab Man - Fluent Vocabulary
#59 - I'll take my chances - idiom
Apr 5, 2021
The podcast discusses the meaning and usage of the idiom 'I'll take my chances' and explores alternative expressions related to risk-taking.
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Quick takeaways
- 'I'll take my chances' is an idiom that means to do something, even though it may fail or carry risks.
- Alternative phrases to convey a similar meaning include 'I will take the risk' or 'I will take the chance'.
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Meaning and Usage of 'I'll take my chances'
'I'll take my chances' is an idiom that means to do something, even though it may fail or carry risks. It implies a willingness to accept the potential consequences or uncertainties involved. For example, one might say 'I'll take my chances' when buying a cheap plane ticket, knowing there's a possibility of the flight being cancelled. Other phrases that convey a similar sentiment include 'I will take the risk' or 'I will take the chance.' Additionally, 'It's worth the risk' and 'I want to venture' can also be used to express a desire to take a risk.
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