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To  take  a chance, to attempt or try something, to make a bet.

1. To be very difficult or impossible to change. The schedule isn't  set in stone , but we'd like to stick to it pretty closely. 2.  no longer changeable; "the agreement is not yet set in stone" carved in stone unchangeable  - not changeable or subject to change; " a fixed and unchangeable part of the germ plasm"-Ashley Montagu; "the unchangeable seasons"; "one of the unchangeable facts of life.

1.to  arrange  a  later  time for something The  deadline  has been  pushed  back two  weeks . 2.push something back to/until something :  Can I  push  back our  meeting  to 27 May?

a  characteristic  of a  product  that will  persuade   people  to  buy  it

1. Make safer, more secure, more sure.

1. If you do something by the skin of  your   teeth , you only just  succeed  in doing it. 2. In a single word, the idiom means  ‘narrowly’  or  ‘barely’  and it is commonly used to refer to a narrow escape from disaster or to imply that you succeeded in doing something but  ‘only just

You delay doing it so that when you eventually do it, it is useless or ineffective.

From many people and places

1. to take  advantage  of an  opportunity  to do something you  enjoy . 2. to  gain   advantage  or  success  from a  situation ,  esp . one that is  bad  for someone  else . 

To spread and circulate among a particular group of people or in response to the actions of a particular person or thing. Fearful uncertainty has been swirling around the population as the government continues to threaten its secession from the trade union. P/s: Scandal continue to swirl around the disgraced movie producer as more and more people come forward to allege abuse and mistreatment. 

In an attempt

1. Present somewhere in large numbers. 2. Appearing or operating in a large, unified group; present at full strength, as of an army.

1. to do something  well ​/​ badly They put up a  poor  show against the  stronger   team . 

1. To become involved in a difficult situation, often without thinking carefully. 2. To enter a fight, a discussion or an argument in an aggressive or not very sensitive way.

1. Stop talking. 2. Be less noisy

1. To depart and travel by airplane. 2. To fly somewhere. 

To be very confident and proud

1. without  success  or a result  We  walked  on,  looking  in  vain  for a  taxi 2.  To no avail, useless, without purpose

To experience a sudden, rapid, and uncontrollable decline (e.g., in value, reputation, success, etc.) that continues unabated for an indefinite length of time

to let time or a period of time go by especially while doing something enjoyable