Idioms #13

danger

    In Hot Water: This idiom suggests that someone is in a difficult or dangerous situation, often as a result of their actions or decisions.  

    Walking on Thin Ice: This phrase implies that someone is in a precarious or risky situation and could face negative consequences.  

    Between a Rock and a Hard Place: This idiom describes being in a difficult situation with no easy way out, similar to being trapped.  

    On Thin Ice: Similar to "walking on thin ice," this expression signifies that someone is in a precarious or risky position.  

    In Deep Water: This phrase implies that someone is in a serious or troublesome situation, often involving difficulties they cannot easily overcome.  

    Playing with Fire: This idiom means engaging in risky or dangerous behavior that could lead to trouble or harm.  

    In the Line of Fire: This expression signifies being in a position where one is exposed to danger or criticism.  

    In Harm's Way: This idiom conveys the idea of being in a situation where there is potential for harm or danger.  

    In a Tight Spot: This phrase describes being in a difficult or challenging situation with limited options.  

    Between the Devil and the Deep Blue Sea: This idiom signifies being in a dilemma with no good choices and potential dangers on both sides.  

    On the Brink: This expression implies being very close to a dangerous or critical point.  

    In Dire Straits: Similar to "in hot water," this phrase conveys that someone is in extremely difficult or desperate circumstances.  

    Walking into the Lion's Den: This idiom suggests knowingly entering a dangerous or hostile situation.  

    Running a Risk: This phrase means taking actions that involve potential danger or negative consequences.  

    In the Crosshairs: This expression signifies being the target of criticism, scrutiny, or danger.  

    Sitting on a Powder Keg: This idiom implies being in a highly volatile or explosive situation where danger is imminent.  

    In the Danger Zone: This phrase describes being in an area or situation where there is a high level of danger.  

    Walking the Razor's Edge: This idiom signifies navigating a situation with extreme caution and the potential for harm.  

    On a Slippery Slope: This expression suggests that someone is engaged in actions or decisions that could lead to increasingly dangerous consequences.  

    In the Eye of the Storm: This idiom conveys being in the center of a turbulent or dangerous situation.  

    Walking into the Fire: This idiom signifies knowingly entering a hazardous or risky situation.  

    In the Lion's Mouth: Similar to "in the lion's den," this phrase implies being in a perilous situation.  

    In the Bull's-Eye: This expression suggests being in a position where one is directly targeted or exposed to danger.  

    Treading on Dangerous Ground: This idiom means engaging in actions or behaviors that could lead to harm or negative consequences.  

    Riding for a Fall: This phrase conveys the idea of pursuing a course of action that is likely to result in failure or danger.  

    Dancing on Thin Ice: Similar to "walking on thin ice," this idiom signifies engaging in risky or perilous behavior.  

    Between Scylla and Charybdis: This idiom, originating from Greek mythology, represents being caught between two equally dangerous situations or choices.  

    In the Crossfire: This expression describes being caught in the middle of a conflict or dispute and facing potential danger from both sides.  

    Playing a Dangerous Game: This idiom means engaging in activities or behaviors that involve significant risks.  

    Hanging by a Thread: This phrase conveys the idea of being in an extremely precarious or vulnerable situation.  

    In the Pit of Danger: This idiom suggests being surrounded by danger or trouble.  

    In the Jaws of Death: This expression emphasizes being in an extremely perilous or life-threatening situation.  

    In the Shadow of Doom: This idiom signifies being in a situation where impending danger or catastrophe looms.  

    In the Firing Line: This phrase conveys the idea of being in a position where one is exposed to criticism, danger, or risk.  

    Riding the Storm: This idiom means enduring a difficult or dangerous period of time.  

    Between Hammer and Anvil: This idiom represents being caught between two opposing forces or threats.  

    Walking a Tightrope: This expression suggests navigating a situation that requires extreme caution and balance, often with potential risks.  

    In Dangerous Waters: This phrase signifies being in a situation that is fraught with danger or uncertainty.  

    In the Wilderness of Danger: This idiom conveys the idea of being in a perilous and uncharted territory.  

    At the Mercy of Fate: This expression implies being in a situation where one's well-being or fate is uncertain and subject to external forces.