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parlay in German

parlay in German is aus etwas Kapital schlagen, ausbauen — parlay means a bet in which the original stake and all its winnings are rolled forward into further bets.

parlay in German

aus etwas Kapital schlagen
verb
(transitive, by extension, generally) To convert (a situation, thing, etc.) into something better.
ausbauen
verb
(transitive, by extension, generally) To convert (a situation, thing, etc.) into something better.

What does "parlay" mean?

  1. noun A bet in which the original stake and all its winnings are rolled forward into further bets.
    "He turned a $10 parlay into a $400 payout by picking four winning teams in a row."
  2. verb To turn something small into something much bigger through a series of successful moves.
    "She parlayed her internship into a full-time job offer."
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parlay in a sentence

  • He turned a $10 parlay into a $400 payout by picking four winning teams in a row.
  • She parlayed her internship into a full-time job offer.
  • He parlayed his winnings into an even bigger bet.

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Frequently asked questions

What is "parlay" in German?

"parlay" in German is aus etwas Kapital schlagen, ausbauen. parlay means: A bet in which the original stake and all its winnings are rolled forward into further bets.

How do you use "parlay" in a sentence?

Example: "He turned a $10 parlay into a $400 payout by picking four winning teams in a row." In German, "parlay" is aus etwas Kapital schlagen, ausbauen.

Are there other ways to say "parlay" in German?

Yes — German has 2 translations listed for "parlay": aus etwas Kapital schlagen, ausbauen.

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