carefully

tread carefully

To delicately handle or approach a situation in order not to upset or worsen the current circumstances, which may be precarious. Tread carefully when you ask Mom whether she's going to the party. She's been acting weird about it. We need to start treading carefully when it comes to our diplomacy—we can't afford to alienate any allies.

tread warily

To delicately handle or approach a situation in order not to upset or worsen the current circumstances, which may be precarious. Tread warily when you ask Mom whether she's going to the party. She's been acting weird about it. We need to start treading warily when it comes to our diplomacy—we can't afford to alienate any allies.

Heads up!

Raise your head and look around you carefully for information or something that you need to see or avoid. Heads up! Watch out for that door! Heads up! There is a car coming.

tread ˈcarefully, ˈwarily, etc.

be very careful about what you do or say: The government will have to tread very carefully in handling this issue. OPPOSITE: throw caution to the wind(s)

Heads up!

exclam. Look out! Heads up! Watch out for the swinging bucket!

词组	carefully
释义	carefully tread carefully To delicately handle or approach a situation in order not to upset or worsen the current circumstances, which may be precarious. Tread carefully when you ask Mom whether she's going to the party. She's been acting weird about it. We need to start treading carefully when it comes to our diplomacy—we can't afford to alienate any allies. See also: carefully, tread tread warily To delicately handle or approach a situation in order not to upset or worsen the current circumstances, which may be precarious. Tread warily when you ask Mom whether she's going to the party. She's been acting weird about it. We need to start treading warily when it comes to our diplomacy—we can't afford to alienate any allies. See also: tread, warily Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. Heads up! Raise your head and look around you carefully for information or something that you need to see or avoid. Heads up! Watch out for that door! Heads up! There is a car coming. See also: Head McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. tread ˈcarefully, ˈwarily, etc. be very careful about what you do or say: The government will have to tread very carefully in handling this issue. OPPOSITE: throw caution to the wind(s) See also: tread Farlex Partner Idioms Dictionary Heads up! exclam. Look out! Heads up! Watch out for the swinging bucket! See also: Head McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions See also: tread carefully tread carefully, warily, etc. warily tread warily move a/one false move false move tread lightly in a sticky situation be on to References in periodicals archive There is no scientific evidence from carefully controlled clinical studies that aspartame causes adverse reactions in people. Food additives The formation of an investment subsidiary must be carefully planned and implemented, however, in order to achieve the desired state and local tax benefit. Strategies to minimize state and local taxes At this point, my description of the procedure gets a bit lengthy, so please follow carefully. Tailgate troubleshooting The characters are well rounded and well drawn, each with his or her complexities carefully detailed. Fletcher, Susan. Alphabet of dreams Carefully analyze your prospective EAP service providers' background, credentials, training and experience. High-rise owners must get active on emergency plans It would be wiser to manage the inventory as carefully as possible to maximize shareholder value. Marketing's role in managing assets Ideally, FLPs should also demonstrate some kind of nontax purpose, such as management of family business assets, business succession planning, or protecting family assets in the event of divorce or death, explains Garsson, who adds that the purpose should be carefully documented. All in the family: is a family limited partnership the right structure for you? The Board has carefully considered the convenience and needs factor and the CRA performance record of Juniper Bank in light of all the facts of record, including public comments received on the proposal. Orders issued under Bank Holding Company Act * Carefully line up the ferrule on the lower antenna element assembly with the threaded base on the antenna spring base. First, do no harm So they now lie about on the western side of the river, and the bridge (which had of course been very carefully measured over the years) has been replicated exactly in new stones. War broke the Mostar bridge, one of the most emblematic buildings in the Balkans. Now, it has been triumphantly restored The electrical wires were carefully embedded in plaster and then pulled out of the walls; the sink, however antiquated, was an entirely new addition; even the pile of dirt was subjected to an instant aging process and covered with a crust of dust. Pawel Althamer: Neugerriemschneider There is a light above the rosin box and one near the quick-change booth, where costumes are carefully hung. Backstage pass 4 Fold the sides of the triangle into the center crease to form a paper airplane shape, and carefully crease the edges Creating movable art: how would you like to hang a dancing Louisiana crawfish over your bed? You might start dreaming about fishing or canoeing along a Louisiana river, or just laugh a little The environment enables designers to carefully tune the processor for their particular application. JNI employs eight Xtensa processors in new Fibre Channel architecture "The Department can tell you if either the company or the agent is properly licensed to do business in the state, and whether any complaints have been received from other consumers." He also suggests reviewing the policy contract carefully and having unclear terms explained to you by the agent or by someone you trust. Race-biased premiums: African Americans receive reparations for years of disparaging insurance practices. (Buying Power)
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