take the chance (to do something)

To capitalize on or make practical and worthwhile use of a particular event, situation, happening, or opportunity in order to accomplish something. While I have everyone here, I just wanted to take the chance to thank you all for your support on this journey—it's been truly humbling, from beginning to end. I know you're discouraged about having to look for a new job, but take the chance to consider different areas of work that you might be interested in.

词组	take the chance (to do something)
释义	take the chance (to do something) take the chance (to do something) To capitalize on or make practical and worthwhile use of a particular event, situation, happening, or opportunity in order to accomplish something. While I have everyone here, I just wanted to take the chance to thank you all for your support on this journey—it's been truly humbling, from beginning to end. I know you're discouraged about having to look for a new job, but take the chance to consider different areas of work that you might be interested in. See also: chance, take Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. See also: take the occasion take the occasion (to do something) take the opportunity (to do something) capitalize capitalize on capitalize on (something) group a committee is a group of men who keep minutes and waste hours be in the right spot at the right time be able to do something in your sleep
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