Examples of using Something to lose in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Official/political
Every man's got something to lose.
You have your pride when you have something to lose.
The person who killed Galen Barrow had something to lose.
I go into the favelas and give them something to lose.
It means you still have something to lose.
Unless she has something to lose.
People who have hope have something to lose.
By doing so you will earn their trust and give them something to lose, and they will be your subscribers for life! 2.
Pressure from the EU may be effective if Lukashenko has something to lose, and the EU something to offer.
Look, once you get what you want that's when you have got something to lose.
People who have something to lose.
the political staff of all those who had something to lose.
You know how to handle it, but me, for the first time in my life I have actually got something to lose, and it only cost me ten grand to realize it.
still has something to lose… something Lobos can threaten to keep him in line.
Someone with something to lose?
I have something to lose now.
Assuming I had something to lose.
Like that's something to lose.
Steve, we both have something to lose here.
Look, you guys all have something to lose.