Walking and treading mean the same thing. The saying is actually just "on thin ice" and it means you are standing on something that might not support you. You say someone is "on thin ice" if they are doing anything the might collapse at any second. If someone is telling lies and is about to be found out, you could say they are on thin ice.
I think it's also ok to say 'skating on thin ice'. Another example of its usage (to add to what has already been said above) is if someone is really trying their luck with someone who is at the limits of their patience, they can be said to be skating on thin ice, as the person could just snap.
"Treading on thin ground" means being in a precarious or risky situation where one must proceed carefully to avoid potential negative consequences or dangers. It suggests a delicate or unstable foundation that requires caution to navigate successfully.
Walking on a Thin Line was created in 301.
Walking on Thin Ice was created on 1981-02-06.
Walking on Thin Ice - album - was created in 1972.
umm no your walking on the ground.
It's just a way of saying something is thin.
Yes. Kind of. In the seventh book she still speaks to her, but she hasn't fully forgiven her. Sabrina is treading on thin ice.
Walking on a thin line is like, if your on a thin line your close to falling. So it could mean your close to losing, failing, losing it, ectIt also means that you are very close to saying the wrong thing, upsetting someone, pushing the boundry, it can be meant as a warning i.e. stop an think before you say any more.
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A really thin person?
It's 'my patience IS wearing thin'. It's singular, not plural
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