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Jemandem die Daumen drücken
Literally meaning 'to press the thumbs for someone,' this is the standard way to wish someone good luck. It is used before exams, job interviews, or difficult tasks.
Examples in context
Ich drücke dir für die Prüfung die Daumen.
I'm keeping my fingers crossed for your exam.
Wir drücken ganz fest die Daumen.
We are keeping our fingers firmly crossed.
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