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deal a hand
Language:
Meanings:
1.
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Global
neutral
To distribute a set of playing cards to the players in a card game.
2.
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informal
colloquial
To present or impose a particular situation or set of conditions on someone, often implying the recipient must respond or cope with it.
Examples:
EN:
So, now I'm gonna deal a hand where I can't see your cards.
ES:
Bien, voy a repartir una mano donde yo no vea tus cartas.
EN:
Do you think your wife will mind if we deal a hand of stud this time?
ES:
¿Crees que a tu esposa le importará si echamos otra?
EN:
Do you think your wife will mind if we deal a hand of stud this time?
ES:
¿Crees que a tu esposa le importará si echamos otra?
EN:
I can't even deal a hand of Black Jack but there are hundreds of guys that can do that trick in every village and hamlet in the country.
ES:
Ni siquiera puedo repartir una mano de Black Jack pero hay cientos de tipos que pueden hacer ese truco en cada pueblo y aldea del país.
EN:
You deal a hand like that to me, pal, we got problems.
ES:
Si me das una mano así a mí, tendremos problemas, amigo.
EN:
He won't deal a hand of cards, if he's a gambler.
ES:
Aunque sea un jugador o un gamberro...
EN:
You know how to deal a hand of blackjack?
ES:
Ahora, ¿sabes cómo dar una mano de Black Jack?
ID:
Kau tahu cara membagikan kartu Blackjack?
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