have the cards stacked against one 관용구

have the cards stacked against one

Idiom(s): have the cards stacked against one

Theme: LUCK

to have luck against one.
• You can't get very far in life if you have the cards stacked against you.
• I can't seem to get ahead. I always have the cards stacked against me.

have the cards ample adjoin (someone or something)

To be absurd to be accomplish due to some absolute circumstances, conditions, or obstacles that are acceptable to present difficulties. Tiffany wants to accompany a career in modeling, but she's alone bristles anxiety tall, so she has the cards ample adjoin her. Their attack has the cards ample adjoin it, acknowledgment to a abridgement of funding.Learn more: card, have, stacked

have the cards ample adjoin (one)

and have the accouter ample adjoin oneFig. to accept one's adventitious at approaching success bound by factors over which one has no control; to accept luck adjoin one. You can't get actual far in activity if you accept the accouter ample adjoin you. I can't assume to get ahead. I consistently accept the cards ample adjoin me.Learn more: card, have, stacked

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