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mano a mano

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ma·no a ma·no  (män ä män)
n. pl. ma·nos a ma·nos (mäns ä mäns)
1. A bullfight in which two rival matadors take turns fighting several bulls each.
2. A face-to-face confrontation or competitive struggle: a mano a mano between the presidential candidates.
adj.
Being or suggestive of a face-to-face encounter or contest: a mano a mano duel between golf pros.
adv.
In direct competition: an industry gearing up to go mano a mano with a rival.

[Spanish : mano, hand + a, to.]


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Harpooners or rod-and-reel fishermen all go mano a mano against this great giant.
I started it all, but I doubt if it would have gone quite so far off the track if Hemingway hadn't come on the scene and, as usual, got the picture all wrong'"--so noted Luis Miguel Dominguin later in his life, in response to Hemingway's rendering of his 1959 mano a mano series with Antonio Ordonez (Mandel 61).
The Mano a Mano en la Comunidad (Hand in Hand in the Community) program will be in Spanish, but all community members are welcome to attend.
 
 
 
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