idiom > rush in where angels fear to tread
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Daredevil
  Explanation: Recklessly: mess, mess to do. Do bad things with impunity.
  Usage: Joint type; as subject, predicate, adverbial; negative, suggesting recklessly do bad things
  Source: Qing Li Baojia "Bureaucrats": "said he good at selling minerals, audacious, Qing Zhi get to pay the Ministry of Punishments Offences."
  Examples: Said he was good at selling minerals, ~, Qingzhi Code Board of Punishments to take delivery. (Qing Li Baojia "Bureaucrats" fifty-third back)
dǎn dà wàng wéi
  Cynical all kinds of evil
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No. 3
  Daring gang of bandits, unscrupulous
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Nothing to fear to describe abuses
  Nothing to dread to describe abuses. "Flower," the 10th back: "This man must mine, is already Mingzhengdianxing, where they are so bold and reckless allow it!" Zhou Erfu "Shanghai Morning" Part III 17: "In the sitting of the total managers, factory directors, engineers have no opinion, a little spinning room Tenders actually have any comments, is simply arrogant, audacious. "Nie Gannu" wrong man father and brother ":" and his own son, even his father, a wrong Top of the little things people should expose the spot, how rebellious, daring yo! "
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No. 5
  发音:dǎn dà wàng wéi
  释义: 妄为:胡搞,乱做。 毫无顾忌地干坏事。
  出处: 清·曾朴《孽海花》第十回:“这种人要在敝国,是早已明正典刑,哪里容他们如此胆大妄为呢。”
  用法:联合式;作主语、谓语、状语;含贬义,指毫无顾忌地干坏事
  示例:说他擅卖矿产,胆大妄为,请旨拿交刑部治罪。(清·李宝嘉《官场现形记》第五十三回)
  近义词:胆大包天、无所顾忌、为所欲为
  反义词:胆小如鼠、胆小怕事、缩手缩脚1. unscrupulous; reckless; daredevil; impudent; foolhardy
  2. with reckless daring
English Expression
  1. n.:  rush in where angels fear to tread,  act in foolhardy manner; reckless
Thesaurus
audacious in the extreme; with reckless daring, Wusuo scruple, Daringness Bao Shen, Just full of bile, Nothing be afraid of, Bold, such as bucket, not care a bean (s), to have plenty of guts
Antonym
A deep discharge thin, Cautious and conscientious, put a fire under a pile of faggots— a hidden danger, sit without approaching the stair way, feel like standing upon the edge of an abyss, tread on delicate ground, (literally) to walk on ice--cautious Pro Yuan, Carry out a deep thin, jitter, toward Less evening, pull sb's chestnut out of the fire, a blind man on a blind horse— — rushing headlong to disaster, a blind man on a blind horse— — rushing headlong to disaster, Jaws of death as the tiger's mouth Seize food, beard the lion in his den
Containing Phrases
foolishly bold or rash