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take it or leave it

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Take it or leave it.
something that you say when you have made an offer to someone and you want them to know that you are not going to change that offer in any way. That's my final offer. Take it or leave it.
See also: leave, take


take it or leave it
1. to lack interest in whether you have something or not. Some people who smoke can take it or leave it, so they don't mind not being able to smoke in a restaurant. My sister's absolutely crazy about chocolate but I can take it or leave it.
2. to accept or refuse without any discussion. The dealer has a set price for the car, and customers can take it or leave it.
See also: leave, take

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