Dar mi cara
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A Mexican person says this, referring to how he had to leave school to work to support his siblings. Give of himself? Sacrifice himself?
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updated Mar 13, 2012
edited by Destroyed99
posted by gabachacuriosa
"Dar la cara", to front a situation in which one could be damaged, injured. Example: A coward never "da la cara" (Un cobarde nunca da la cara). - 00752bb4, Mar 13, 2012
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I think closest English idiom to the Spanish idiom "Dar la cara" would be "To face the music."
updated Jun 8, 2011
posted by 005faa61
