履薄临深
Explanation: Metaphor at risk, must be very careful. Usage: Joint type; as predicate; metaphor at risk, be very careful Source: "Little Book of Xiao Ya Min": "fear and trepidation, immersive abyss, treading on thin ice."- Thesaurus: put a fire under a pile of faggots— a hidden danger, a blind man on a blind horse— — rushing headlong to disaster, (literally) to walk on ice--cautious Pro Yuan, A deep discharge thin, toward Less evening, sit without approaching the stair way, a blind man on a blind horse— — rushing headlong to disaster
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