Смысл: accedence

accedence[əkʹsi:d(ə)ns]
n
<Í> 1. вступление (в должность, во владение, в организацию)
2. присоединение
accedence to a treaty - дип. присоединение к договору (на правах подписавшей стороны)
3. согласие

walk into the lion's den Идиома

a golden opportunity

a good chance to succeed, a good investment The Royal Hotel is for sale. What a golden opportunity!

all of a sudden

suddenly, without advance warning All of a sudden it became cloudy and began to rain.

character density

number of dense people, number of dummies If I join your company, the character density will decrease.

Denver boot

a wheel block that stops a car from moving Greg was drunk, so the police put a Denver boot on his car.

down the garden path

(See lead you down the garden path)

golden age

best years, time of most prosperity He said the decade after World War II was Canada's golden age.

golden opportunity

(See a golden opportunity)

golden rule

(See The Golden Rule)

golden years

65 years of age or older, sunset years Dad is retired now, enjoying his golden years.

hidden agenda

secret plan to control the meeting or decisions The board has a hidden agenda. We don't know their real plans.

walk into the lion's den

To access into a decidedly dangerous, hostile, or backbreaking abode or situation, abnormally due to an affronted or adverse being or accumulation of bodies aural it. I acquainted like I was walking into the lion's den aback I went in advanced of the lath for my anniversary review.Learn more: den, walk

walk into the lion's den

COMMON If you walk into the lion's den, you advisedly abode yourself in a alarming or difficult situation. Confident that he had done no wrong, the Minister aftermost night absolved into the lion's den of his columnist accusers, looked them in the eye, and fought back. Note: Other verbs such as go, step, or venture can be acclimated instead of walk. We charge to win tonight's game, but we are activity into the lion's den after one of our key men. Note: You can additionally say that addition is thrown or sent into the lion's den if they are put in a difficult or alarming situation. She was agilely accustomed by the teaching agency, and befuddled beeline into the lion's den at a boxy absolute academy in Surrey. Note: This announcement comes from the adventure in the Bible of Daniel, who was befuddled into a den of lions because he banned to stop praying to God. However, he was adequate by God and the lions did not aching him. (Daniel 6) Learn more: den, walk

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walk into the lion's den Идиома

a golden opportunity

all of a sudden

character density

Denver boot

down the garden path

golden age

golden opportunity

golden rule

golden years

hidden agenda

walk into the lion's den

walk into the lion's den

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