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let the cards fall where they may

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Tak

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Hello!

I ran into the phrase "let the cards fall where they may" and wonder if it means "leave ... to fate" or "leave ... to chance". Could someone help me with this one?

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Tak
 

Tak

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Many thanks, Anglika!

By the way, is "spot on" UK usage? Well, I like it and will use it from now on to make it "global".

Best regards,
Tak
 

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Welcome to the forums.


"Spot on" is certainly used in the UK ;-)
 
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