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Incrociare le dita

To cross one's fingers

Literal Translation

"To cross one's fingers"

What it means

To cross one's fingers. Direct equivalent of the English expression. Very widely used when hoping for a positive outcome.

Example in context

"Domani ho il colloquio — tienimi le dita incrociate!"

"I have my interview tomorrow — keep your fingers crossed for me!"

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