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bit player
1. An actor with a small or insignificant part in a performance. I've been a professional actor for a few years now, but I've only been able to find work as a bit player in a couple of television shows.
2. By extension, a person with a minor, unimportant, or unimpressive role in something. This business is full of bit players who never advance in their careers.
team player someone
who works well with the group; someone who is loyal to the group. Ted is a team player. I am sure that he will cooperate with us.
the cards beat all the players
You can't win 'em all. A fatalistic phrase which tells us that destiny—in the form of a randomly shuffled deck of playing cards—has ultimately the upper hand, no matter how skillful a player might be.
Common Names:
| Name | Gender | Pronounced | Usage |
| Antonius | | an-TO:-ni-uws (Ancient Roman), ahn-TO-nee-us (Dutch) | Ancient Roman, Dutch |
| Jelica | | - | Serbian, Croatian |
| Rock | | [rɔk] | |
| Huggins | | ['hʌginz] | |
| Iolana | | - | Hawaiian |
| Aydin | | IE-din | Turkish |