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gamble Verb [-bling, -bled] 1. to play games of chance to win money or prizes 2. to risk or bet (something) on the outcome of an event or sport 3. gamble on to act with the expectation of: she has gambled on proving everyone wrong 4. gamble away to lose by gambling Noun 1. a risky act or venture 2. a bet or wager [probably variant of game1] gambler n
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gamble noun 1. risk, chance, venture, lottery, speculation, uncertainty, leap in the dark << OPPOSITE certainty verb 3. (often with on) take a chance, back, speculate, take the plunge, stick your neck out (informal) put your faith or trust in Translationsvt to gamble on → apostar a; (COMM) → especular; vt, vi → jouer; vt → einsetzen (bet) → spielen; (on horses etc) → wetten; to gamble on the Stock Exchange → an der Börse spekulieren; vt, vi → giocare; to gamble on (fig) → giocare su; |
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I kept the appointment in a room where card-playing is continually in progress; and, after tea had been drunk, efforts were made to induce me to gamble. It would not do to gamble where his uncle could hear of it; he knew that quite well. It was fight or look on, all day and every day; and sing, gamble, dance, carouse half the night every night. |
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