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Break A Leg

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Break A Leg - means good luck, but it is only said to someone who preforms on stage, such as a dancer, singer to say good luck

• I told my friend to break a leg, before she went on stage.
• Our drama teacher (acting teacher) told us to break a leg.
• My daughter was very nervous about singing in front of so many people. I told her to break a leg, that she would be fine.
• Break a leg on stage next week. I know you will do great.
• Did you tell them to break a leg, before they went on stage?
• I hope you break a leg on your performance on stage.

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