neck and neck
US /ˌnek ən ˈnek/
UK /ˌnek ən ˈnek/
1.
codo a codo, muy reñido
very close in a race or competition
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The two runners were neck and neck as they approached the finish line.
Los dos corredores estaban codo a codo al acercarse a la meta.
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The election results were neck and neck until the very end.
Los resultados de las elecciones estuvieron muy reñidos hasta el final.