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Tara2 Posted 7 years ago
Grammar
Take risks
What does "take" mean?
"A person who undertakes a venture is afraid to take risks of any kind."
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Subject oneself to danger (risk of loss, risk of injury) Usually the opposite is true. "
- Subject oneself to danger (risk of loss, risk of injury) Usually the opposite is true.
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Subject oneself to danger (risk of loss, risk of injury)
Usually the opposite is true.
"A person who undertakes a venture is not afraid to take risks of any kind."
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