Significati di Risk in norvegese (bokmål)

risiko

Esempio:

Investing in stocks carries a high risk.

Å investere i aksjer medfører høy risiko.

There is a risk of rain this afternoon.

Det er en risiko for regn i ettermiddag.

Uso: formalContesto: Used in financial, health, and weather contexts.

Nota: The word 'risiko' is often used in discussions about safety, investments, and uncertain outcomes.

fare

Esempio:

He put himself in great danger by climbing without safety gear.

Han utsatte seg for stor fare ved å klatre uten sikkerhetsutstyr.

The project involves a lot of danger if not managed properly.

Prosjektet innebærer mye fare hvis det ikke håndteres riktig.

Uso: formal/informalContesto: Used to describe physical or situational dangers.

Nota: While 'fare' can mean risk, it often emphasizes the potential for harm or danger.

sannsynlighet for tap

Esempio:

The probability of loss is high when gambling.

Sannsynligheten for tap er høy når man spiller.

There is a low probability of loss in this investment.

Det er en lav sannsynlighet for tap i denne investeringen.

Uso: formalContesto: Used in statistical or analytical discussions.

Nota: This phrase emphasizes the likelihood aspect of risk, often used in academic or professional settings.

å ta en risiko

Esempio:

Sometimes you have to take a risk to achieve your dreams.

Noen ganger må du ta en risiko for å oppnå drømmene dine.

He decided to take a risk by starting his own business.

Han bestemte seg for å ta en risiko ved å starte sin egen virksomhet.

Uso: informalContesto: Used in personal or motivational contexts.

Nota: This phrase is often used in a more personal or motivational sense, encouraging people to be bold.

danger

Danger refers to the possibility of harm, injury, or adverse consequences.

Esempio: There is a danger of falling rocks in this area.

Nota: Risk often implies a calculated chance of harm or loss, while danger emphasizes the potential harm itself.

hazard

A hazard is something that can cause harm or be dangerous.

Esempio: Working with chemicals poses a hazard to your health.

Nota: Hazard is more specific, often referring to a particular source of danger or risk.

peril

Peril signifies exposure to imminent danger or serious risk.

Esempio: The ship was in peril as it sailed through the storm.

Nota: Peril conveys a sense of imminent or grave danger, while risk can be more general.

threat

A threat is a potential source of harm or danger.

Esempio: The company faces a threat of bankruptcy if sales don't improve.

Nota: Threat often implies a sense of harm or danger that is impending or looming.

Play it safe

To be cautious and avoid taking unnecessary risks.

Esempio: I'm not going to invest all my money in one stock; I'd rather play it safe.

Nota: While 'risk' involves uncertainty or the possibility of a negative outcome, 'play it safe' emphasizes avoiding risks altogether.

Take a chance

To take a risk by doing something that may have a positive outcome.

Esempio: I'm going to take a chance and apply for that job even though I'm not sure I meet all the requirements.

Nota: Unlike 'risk', 'take a chance' often implies a willingness to embrace uncertainty for a potentially rewarding result.

High stakes

Refers to a situation involving a high level of risk or potential loss.

Esempio: The negotiations are high stakes; failure could mean losing the deal.

Nota: While 'risk' generally refers to a chance of loss or harm, 'high stakes' emphasizes the significant consequences of that risk.

At your own risk

Warning that individuals are responsible for any dangers they may encounter.

Esempio: Visitors are allowed to enter the construction site at their own risk.

Nota: 'At your own risk' places the responsibility for potential harm on the individual, unlike 'risk' which is neutral in terms of accountability.

On thin ice

In a risky or precarious situation where one may face consequences.

Esempio: He's on thin ice with the boss after missing several deadlines.

Nota: This idiom suggests a precarious state with imminent consequences, adding a layer of immediacy and vulnerability not always present in the word 'risk'.

Leap of faith

A decision to do something risky or uncertain with no guarantee of success.

Esempio: Starting your own business is a leap of faith; you never know if it will succeed.

Nota: While 'risk' implies a potential negative outcome, 'leap of faith' emphasizes a hopeful belief in a positive result despite uncertainties.

Out of harm's way

In a safe place where one is protected from danger or risk.

Esempio: The children were moved out of harm's way before the storm hit.

Nota: 'Out of harm's way' emphasizes safety and protection, contrasting with 'risk' which focuses on potential danger or harm.

Roll the dice

To take a risk or chance on something, often without knowing the outcome.

Esempio: Let's roll the dice and see if we can close this deal.

Nota: The slang term implies a sense of uncertainty and randomness, akin to rolling actual dice in a game of chance.

Push your luck

To take a risk by continuing to do something that has been successful but may now be risky.

Esempio: I've been winning all night, but I think it's time to stop and not push my luck.

Nota: The original word 'luck' refers to success or failure considered to be brought by chance rather than through one's actions. 'Push your luck' suggests deliberately testing the limits of favorable circumstances.

Bet the farm

To risk everything on a single gamble or decision.

Esempio: I know it's risky, but I'm willing to bet the farm on this new business venture.

Nota: The original word 'bet' refers to wagering money on the outcome of an event. 'Bet the farm' exaggerates the level of risk by suggesting putting everything one owns at stake.

Wing it

To improvise or do something without proper preparation or planning, often involving risk.

Esempio: I didn't have time to prepare a speech, so I'm just going to have to wing it.

Nota: The original word 'wing' refers to a bird's appendage for flying. 'Wing it' carries the idea of flying by the seat of one's pants, taking a leap of faith without a safety net.

Go for broke

To risk everything in an all-out effort to achieve a successful outcome.

Esempio: We have to go for broke and put everything we have into this project to make it succeed.

Nota: The original phrase comes from gambling, indicating risking everything in the hope of winning more. 'Go for broke' emphasizes giving it your all, leaving nothing behind.

Throw caution to the wind

To disregard caution or prudence and take a bold or risky action.

Esempio: I'm going to throw caution to the wind and quit my job to pursue my passion.

Nota: The original phrase involves discarding a cautious approach or mindset. 'Throw caution to the wind' implies a more deliberate abandonment of sensible behavior in favor of a risky decision.

Stick your neck out

To take a risk by doing something that may harm you or put you in a difficult situation.

Esempio: I'm sticking my neck out by investing in this startup, but I believe in its potential.

Nota: The slang term metaphorically refers to extending oneself into a vulnerable or risky position, similar to when an animal extends its neck to reach for food or when a person takes a risky action for a potential gain.

I took a risk and quit my job.

Jeg tok en risiko og sluttet i jobben min.

Investing in stocks carries a certain level of risk.

Å investere i aksjer medfører et visst nivå av risiko.

She decided to take the risk and start her own business.

Hun bestemte seg for å ta risikoen og starte sin egen virksomhet.

It's important to assess the risks before making any decisions.

Det er viktig å vurdere risikoene før man tar noen beslutninger.

Risk - Sostantivo (Noun) / Sostantivo, singolare o massa (Noun, singular or mass)

Lemma: risk

Coniugazioni

Sostantivo, plurale (Noun, plural): risks, risk

Sostantivo, singolare o massa (Noun, singular or mass): risk

Verbo, tempo passato (Verb, past tense): risked

Verbo, gerundio o participio presente (Verb, gerund or present participle): risking

Verbo, terza persona singolare presente (Verb, 3rd person singular present): risks

Verbo, forma base (Verb, base form): risk

Verbo, presente non alla terza persona singolare (Verb, non-3rd person singular present): risk

Sillabe, Separação e Accento

risk contiene 1 sillabe: risk

Trascrizione fonetica: ˈrisk

risk , ˈrisk (La sillaba rossa è accentata)

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risk: 800 - 900 (Estremamente Comune).

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