play with a full deck

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Meanings:

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USUKinformalcolloquial
- To possess normal mental faculties; to be mentally sound or fully competent.
- Used ironically or disparagingly to suggest that someone is lacking intelligence or common sense when negated (e.g., not playing with a full deck).

Examples:

EN: You know something, old man, there are people who play with a full deck... then there's you.
ES: Sabes, viejo, hay quienes están cuerdos y hay quienes están como tú.
ID: Kau tahu pak tua, ada orang yang berani bermain dengan dek penuh... dan sekarang kau.
EN: I never play with a full deck!
ID: Aku tak pernah main kartu dengan setumpuk penuh!

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