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What does "Let's turn the tables on them" mean? It is an Idiom...An Idiom for example: "Let's hit the road" Go to the road not actually hit the road..
  

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"Let's turn the tables on them", this means usually to "overcome" them, often used if someone/something is better/ahead of yourself. So you change the situation and then gain the upper hand. I hope this helped.

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  • "Let's turn the tables on them", this means usually to "overcome" them, often used if someone/something is better/ahead of yourself.
  • So you change the situation and then gain the upper hand.
  • I hope this helped.
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"Let's turn the tables on them", this means usually to "overcome" them, often used if someone/something is better/ahead of yourself.

So you change the situation and then gain the upper hand.

I hope this helped.
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