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/Sounds like "DAHR" (as in "dart") + "leh" (as in "let") + "KOHN" (as in "coat") + "TOH" (as in "toll") + "doh" (as in "door")/
To go at something with maximum energy and total commitment, no half-measures and no reservations. Used across Mexico, Colombia, and Argentina. When you "le das con todo," you hold nothing back and leave everything on the table.
“They gave everything at practice, absolutely nothing held back.”
“You have to go all-in right now while we have the opportunity.”
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To go at something with maximum energy and total commitment, no half-measures and no reservations. Used across Mexico, Colombia, and Argentina. When you "le das con todo," you hold nothing back and leave everything on the table.
“They gave everything at practice, absolutely nothing held back.”
“You have to go all-in right now while we have the opportunity.”
Llevar el agua al molino
A Spanish expression of medieval origin: whoever controlled the mill's water controlled production. Today it means steering situations or arguments in your own favor, spinning things to benefit yourself.