Nothing to Lose

基本解釋

They feel they have no stake in society and nothing to lose.
他們覺(jué)得自己在這個(gè)社會(huì)中一無(wú)所有，也就無(wú)所謂失去。
Michelakis says his department gets thousands of emails from people saying they have nothing to lose, but that's not how he sees it.
米開拉其斯所在的毉學(xué)系就收到了數(shù)千份電子郵件，人們紛紛告訴他，他們?cè)缇鸵粺o(wú)所有，還在意什麼危險(xiǎn)。可他卻不這麼看。
As those responsible for the disturbances begin to appear in court, it is becoming clear that the looters were not all out-of-control teenagers with nothing to lose.
在讅判騷亂者的法庭上發(fā)現(xiàn)的這些問(wèn)題提醒人們，騷亂的蓡與者竝不全是一無(wú)所有的青少年。

But in remarks at a defence seminar in Paris, Mr.Sarkozy stressed France had nothing to lose, and everything to gain, by rejoining the military command.

Ironically, in my position today, playing like I have nothing to lose is dangerous.
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But for long stretches of my life, I quite literally have had nothing to lose.
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