Usage of "do-or-die" | TermGallery

Desperately determined.

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Ús de do-or-die en anglès

A do-or-die confidence motion sweeps away all amendments to legislation before parliament. 
 Reuters 

It's really more like a do-or-die type of thing, Melissa told her. 
 Hearts of grey 

This fight is, figuratively if not literally, do-or-die for both of them. 
 The Guardian 

We were facing Australia in a do-or-die match for the Bledisloe Cup. 
 Radio NZ 

An assistant who just decided to come with you on a do-or-die mission? 
 End of Watch 

You try to do it during the regular season, but now it's do-or-die. 
 Reuters 

They played three more do-or-die games in the bubble to extend their stay. 
 The Guardian 

United now face a do-or-die meeting with Benfica for the second season running. 
 The Irish Times 

The reason for this is simple enough: its hard-core, nailed-down, do-or-die vote has shrunk. 
 The Irish Times 

Looking back, I think it was like a do-or-die situation. 
 On Edge 

He came to the plate with a "do-or-die" look on his face. 
 The Rover Boys Under Canvas; Or, The Mystery of the Wrecked Subm... 

Her thin anxious face had a do-or-die expression on it. 
 Radio NZ 

It means the gun centre will miss the Eels' do-or-die semi-final against South Sydney tonight. 
 News.com.au 

Either way, there is no escaping that it is approaching do-or-die time for both clubs. 
 The Guardian 

Analysis: This is a match that has a do-or-die aspect to it for both counties. 
 The Irish Times 

If it's January, Munster must be in do-or-die mode. 
 The Irish Times 

Do-or-die a través del temps

Significats de do-or-die en anglès