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Wrong metaphor. Crossing a Rubicon means undergoing an irreversible change. It rarely involves squandering something (money, effort etc), but 肉包子打狗 always does. E.g. 借錢給不講信用的人,簡直是肉包子打狗,有去無回。
 
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df  cross the Rubicon</WL>
df  one's outlay is squandered; one's loan will never be returned; one's efforts come to nothing</WL>

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