martingala noun (piece of harness)
martingala noun (bowsprit strengthening)
martingala noun (a stochastic process relating random variables to earlier values)

Chinese Cantonese

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纜 /缆 noun (a gambling strategy in which one doubles the stake after each loss)

Czech

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martingal noun (piece of harness)

Finnish

2 entries

martingaali noun (piece of harness)
vesiharus noun (bowsprit strengthening)

French

4 entries

martingale noun (piece of harness)
martingale noun (bowsprit strengthening)
martingale noun (a stochastic process relating random variables to earlier values)
martingale noun (a gambling strategy in which one doubles the stake after each loss)

German

1 entries

Martingal noun (piece of harness)

Hungarian

2 entries

martingál noun (piece of harness)
martingál noun (a stochastic process relating random variables to earlier values)

Irish

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iall bhrád noun (piece of harness)

Japanese

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鞅 noun (piece of harness)

Māori

2 entries

mātini noun (piece of harness)
mātinikera noun (piece of harness)

Norwegian Bokmål

1 entries

martingal noun (piece of harness)

Norwegian Nynorsk

1 entries

martingal noun (piece of harness)

Polish

1 entries

wytok noun (piece of harness)

Portuguese

1 entries

gamarra noun (piece of harness)

Russian

2 entries

мартинга́л noun (piece of harness)
мартинге́йл noun (a gambling strategy in which one doubles the stake after each loss)

Spanish

1 entries

gamarra noun (piece of harness)

Sample sentences

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If a gambler plays a fair game repeatedly, his payoff over time is a martingale.

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The Russians were both martingaling it—doubling their bets when they lost.

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