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pick up the gauntlet - translation to greek
SINGLE BY BRAKES
Pick Up The Phone; Pick Up the Phone (disambiguation); Pick Up the Phone (song); Pick up the Phone; Pick up the phone
pick up the gauntlet
σηκώνω το γάντι
σηκώνω το γάντι
pick up the gauntlet
pick up
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Pickups; Pick-up; Pick-ups; Pick Up; Pick up; Pick-Up; Pickup (disambiguation); Pickup (music); Pick up (electronics)
σηκώνω, μαζεύω, περατώ, καμακώνω κοπέλα
Definition
run the gauntlet
1. go through an intimidating crowd or experience in order to reach a goal.
Wikipedia
Pick Up the Phone
Pick Up the Phone may refer to:
- "Pick Up the Phone" (Dragonette song), 2009
- "Pick Up the Phone" (The Notwist song), 2002
- "Pick Up the Phone" (Young Thug and Travis Scott song), 2016
- "Pick Up the Phone", a song by Brakes from Give Blood, 2005
- "Pick Up the Phone", a song by F. R. David from Words, 1982
- "Pick Up the Phone", a song by Falling in Reverse from The Drug in Me Is You, 2011
- "Pick Up the Phone", a song by Lupe Fiasco from Drogas Light, 2017
Examples of use of pick up the gauntlet
1. In order to keep the print share of the advertising pie, we need to pick up the gauntlet.
2. Europe must pick up the gauntlet and accept the challenge of change to cope with the emergence of economic powerhouses like China and India, British Prime Minister Tony Blair said on Monday.
3. He wants other industrialised nations to pick up the gauntlet laid down by "Britain‘s offer to the world" and make similar contributions to meet the estimated $100bn global bill to meet one of eight millennium development goals agreed in 2000.
4. And indeed, the state should pick up the gauntlet and formulate a comprehensive national program that, for the first time, would include compulsory treatment of drug addicts who are not capable of deciding for themselves.
5. And in a country where politicians claim they are subject to probes that drag on for years – the record holder is Avigdor Lieberman, who says he has been under investigation for 12 years – Olmert is forcing the legal system to pick up the gauntlet: Go ahead and indict me, or leave me alone.