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jugárselo todo a una carta
Language:
Meanings:
1.
Spain
Latin America
idiomatic
neutral
To risk everything on a single action or choice; to stake all resources or hopes on one option.
To commit completely to one course of action, accepting that failure will leave no alternatives.
Examples:
ES:
Usted, eh, parece jugárselo todo a una carta, sr.
EN:
BEERS ALL AROUND. WELL, GENTLEMEN...
ES:
Y usted sabía que tarde o temprano, este crío iba a jugárselo todo a una carta.
EN:
And you knew that sooner or later, this kid's gonna roll another seven.
ES:
Es jugárselo todo a una carta, ¿verdad? ¡Destruir sus propios barcos!
EN:
It's a gambler's throw, isn't it, destroying your own ships!
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