to give it a go; to try out one's luck

(verb) to take advantage of a chaotic situation to rake in benefits for oneself

to act dumb or stupid for taking advantages of others

a desperate and a despicable way of seeking public attention

taking the most risk (spoken)

(v.)(adverb) to work very hard and devotedly; to do something very dangerous that one is risking their life for it; to strive to do something

to describe something that is not worth taking the risk

to dare / make a bet with someone (usually to pick a fight)

try to take advantage of a confused situation (Heavy fog)

to gamble; to try one's luck

(verb) to take benefits or advantages in a chaotic situation; (of stranger in a chaotic situation) to paw / to grope / to sexually harass someone

verb; to risk arrest; to do something that could get one arrested

to bet (gambling or investment)(Cantonese)

risking one's job (spoken)

the attitude of putting in 100% effort in everything one does

risking one's life (spoken)

close combat; fight hand-to-hand (spoken)

free sparring; free combat; free fight

to take advantage of a situation or a chance to sexually harass or assault someone [colloquial]

to please a woman [colloquial]

loyalty makes one vulnerable to betrayal [colloquial]

to take risks [colloquial]

work hard

pulse

struggle