gamble in Italian
gamble in Italian is scommessa, scommettere, rischiare — gamble means to bet money or stake something valuable on an uncertain outcome, especially in games of chance.
gamble in Italian
scommessa
A significant risk, undertaken with a potential gain.
scommettere
rischiare
(transitive) To risk (something) for potential gain.
What does "gamble" mean?
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verb To bet money or stake something valuable on an uncertain outcome, especially in games of chance.
"They gambled away their savings at the casino."
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verb To take a chance on something uncertain, hoping for a good result.
"She gambled on the new business idea despite the risk."
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noun A risky decision or venture undertaken in hope of a payoff.
"Moving to a new city with no job lined up was a real gamble."
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gamble in a sentence
- They gambled away their savings at the casino.
- He likes to gamble on horse races every weekend.
- She gambled on the new business idea despite the risk.
- The coach gambled on a young player, hoping he would score.
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What is "gamble" in Italian?
"gamble" in Italian is scommessa, scommettere, rischiare. gamble means: To bet money or stake something valuable on an uncertain outcome, especially in games of chance.
How do you use "gamble" in a sentence?
Example: "They gambled away their savings at the casino." In Italian, "gamble" is scommessa, scommettere, rischiare.
Are there other ways to say "gamble" in Italian?
Yes — Italian has 3 translations listed for "gamble": scommessa, scommettere, rischiare.
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