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balancing act

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balancing act [ˈbælənsɪŋ]
n
1. a circus act in which a performer displays his or her balancing ability
2. a situation requiring careful balancing of opposing groups, views, or activities a delicate balancing act between Greek and Turkish interests
Translations
balancing act n to do a balancing act (also) (fig) → fare dell'equilibrismo
balancing act n to do a balancing act (also) (fig) → fare dell'equilibrismo


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