Id | in_the_loop_565 |
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Idiom | PLAY (ONE’S) CARDS RIGHT |
Definition | to do all the right things and make all the right moves in order to achieve some end |
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Extra Info | The expression often suggests something slightly conspiratorial and dishonest. It probably originates from a card game like bridge, in which the players have any number of ways to play their cards, but playing them in just the right way will result in winning. |
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