# 豁出去 (huōchuqu)

In Mandarin Chinese, 豁出去 (huōchuqu) means “to go for broke; to risk it all”. It is part of the HSK 7–9 vocabulary list in the official HSK 3.0 standard.

- Meaning: to go for broke; to risk it all
- Pinyin: huōchuqu (huo1 chu5 qu5)
- HSK 3.0 · Level 7–9

## Examples

- 为了按时完成任务，我今天豁出去了。
  Wèile ànshí wánchéng rènwu, wǒ jīntiān huōchuqule.
  To finish the task on time, I am going for broke.

## Characters

- [豁](https://hanziro.com/word/huo-risk-all/) (huō): to risk all; slit
- [出](https://hanziro.com/word/chu-go-out/) (chū): to go out; to come out
- [去](https://hanziro.com/word/qu-go/) (qù): to go

https://hanziro.com/word/huo-chu-qu-go-broke/

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