make a bet

常見(jiàn)例句

Let's make a bet, I must win.
咱們來(lái)打個(gè)賭。但我肯定贏。
Let's make a bet about election.
關(guān)于選舉咱們來(lái)打個(gè)賭吧。
So I guess the first lesson here is when you make a bet with a sharp cookie (and Kevin is nothing if not razor sharp) you should define your terms carefully.
我想我們學(xué)到的第一課就是，如果你跟個(gè)很難搞的人打賭（Kevin最犀利不過(guò)了），你應(yīng)該謹(jǐn)慎自己的用詞。

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