释义 |
wild cardˈwild ˌcard noun [countable] - China remains a wild card in the negotiations.
- At this supreme moment in his plans, in his life, fate had suddenly dealt Jack a wild card.
- But it was like everybody already had their connections, and I was like this wild card.
- Inevitably I fell for him, thereby complicating my life horrendously and introducing an unexpected wild card into his.
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