Then Dad said if I wanted a bench press, I should keep my fingers crossed for Christmas.
What does "fingers crossed for Christmas" in this context?
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Hello!
When you cross your fingers, it means that you want to be lucky and you hope for the best even if it's difficult to. The boy wants a bench press, but it will be difficult for him to get one so he better hope for the best and expect to be lucky if he wants to have it.
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As Dee said, The cross your fingers means to wish for good luck :)
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It is to hope for the best or hope that things work out in their favour, so in this context, the person is being optimistic and hopeful that they will get a bench press as a Christmas present. It can also be used as an idiom.
For example:
I have studied for that exam for 2 days, hopefully, I get a good grade for it. Fingers crossed!
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Dee is correct
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