gamble|gambled|gambles|gambling in English

verb

[gam·ble || 'gæmbl]

play games of chance, bet; take a risk, involve oneself in a risky undertaking

Use "gamble|gambled|gambles|gambling" in a sentence

1. • Borrowing money to gamble, or participating in illegal or immoral activities to raise money for gambling;

2. Nielsen gambled his inheritance away.

3. (1 Timothy 3:8) Even where gambling is legal and a person gambles for fun, he could become addicted and be promoting a practice that has ruined many lives.

4. Gambled and partied, squandered every penny.

5. He gambles when he is in cash.

6. Risk tolerance, which is the gambling, we find that when you are in the high- power pose condition, 86 percent of you will gamble.

7. A gamble.

8. They took a risk, gambled with their reputations.

9. I won't gamble.

10. That's your gamble.

11. A fool's gamble!

12. He deserves credit for resisting specious gambles in September.

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14. His father, an agricultural laborer, drank and gambled.

15. The gamble paid off.

16. I'll take a gamble.

17. They gambled on the result of a race.

18. You continue to gamble.

19. It's a big gamble.

20. " Life is but a gamble.

21. The gamble seemed hardly worthwhile.

22. Don't gamble with your future.

23. Potter gambled everything on his new play being a hit.

24. She gambles and borrows money often, leading to financial burdens on Michiru.

25. Every ambitious move is a gamble.