<prompt> Hlalosa moelelo oa poleloana ho tšela Rubicon.nan  <response>: Instruction in English: Explain the meaning of the expression to cross the Rubicon. . Response in English: The expression to cross the Rubicon means to take a decisive and irreversible step, often involving some danger or risk. This phrase originated from the historical event in which Julius Caesar, a Roman general, led his army across the Rubicon River in 49 BC, defying the Roman Senate and sparking a civil war. The Rubicon was the boundary between the Roman province of Cisalpine Gaul and Italy, and by crossing it with his army, Caesar committed an act of treason and effectively declared war. The phrase crossing the Rubicon has since come to symbolize a point of no return, a bold and irrevocable action taken in the face of unknown consequences. . Response in Sesotho: Poleloana ho tšela Rubicon e bolela ho nka mohato o tiileng le o ke keng oa etsolloa, hangata o kenyelletsa kotsi kapa kotsi e itseng. Polelo ena e simolohile ketsahalong ea nalane eo ho eona Julius Caesar, molaoli oa sesole oa Roma, a ileng a etella pele lebotho la hae ho tšela Noka ea Rubicon ka 49 BC, a nyelisa Senate ea Roma mme a tsosa ntoa ea lehae. Rubicon e ne e le moeli pakeng tsa profinse ea Roma ea Cisalpine Gaul le Italy, me ka ho e tšela le lebotho la hae, Cesare o ile a etsa ketso ea bofetoheli me a phatlalatsa ntoa ka katleho. Poleloana ho tšela Rubicon e se e fihlile ho tšoantšetsa ntlha ea ho se khutle, ketso e sebete le e ke keng ea fetoloa e entsoeng ka pela liphello tse sa tsejoeng. 