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shalstudent
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I'd like to know if there's any idiom or slang phrase in English used to express the idea of " game over".
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"THE END", "OUTRO" (IN COMPUTER GAMES).
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'checkmate' 'time to pay the piper' 'you lose' turn out the lights...the party's over!'
Naresh007
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Hey @sofia28,
Actually...game over itself is an idiom.
it means...finished, complete;
Eg. The chance is gone If you've signed the contract, it's game over. You can't change it.
Actually...game over itself is an idiom.
it means...finished, complete;
Eg. The chance is gone If you've signed the contract, it's game over. You can't change it.
I'd like to know if there's any idiom or slang phrase in English used to express the idea of " game over".
Thank you!
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