What does pensárselo dos veces mean?

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to think twice

The same image as in English, though in Spanish it is usually advice rather than a warning. It often travels with its opposite, arrepentirse después, and the pair of them make a classic way of hurrying somebody politely.

Yo me lo pensaría dos veces antes de firmar.
Advice, and a small warning underneath it.

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Unit 03

¿Qué tal está el piso?

«estás a tiro de piedra»

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