Sociedad, Ley y Política - Politics

Sumérgete en los modismos ingleses sobre política, como "dividir" y "asesor de imagen".

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to [vote] with {one's} [pocketbook|dollar|purse] [Frase]

to protest or show one's opposition to something by one's actions, such as leaving an organization, not buying something, etc.

Ex: In the past , consumers voted with their purses , leading to significant changes in the food industry , such as increased demand for organic and locally sourced products .

to [drive] a wedge [Frase]

to ruin the relationship of people or groups of people by causing them to disagree or hate each other

Ex: If we do n't address the underlying issues , it is likely that continued economic disparities will drive a wedge between different social classes .

to [bridge] the (gap|gulf|divide) [Frase]

to remove or reduce the differences that keep people or things separated

Ex: The collaborative project successfully bridged the divide between two previously competing companies , leading to a mutually beneficial partnership .

spin doctor [Sustantivo]

asesor de imagen

Ex: The spin doctor successfully spun the controversial event into a positive news story , minimizing its impact on public perception .

El spin doctor logró convertir el evento controvertido en una noticia positiva, minimizando su impacto en la percepción pública.

to [divide] and [conquer|rule] [Frase]

divide y vencerás

Ex: The general successfully employed a " divide and conquer " strategy , weakening the enemy forces by exploiting internal conflicts .

to [drain] the swamp [Frase]

to eliminate a problem that threatens a political or business system such as corruption, terrorism, etc.

Ex: The president vowed to drain the swamp during the election but faced challenges in implementing substantial reforms .

new wine in an old bottle [Frase]

used to refer to the attempt to introduce something new or innovative into an existing, outdated, or incompatible system, which may lead to problems or failure

Ex:

old wine in a new bottle [Frase]

something well-established, traditional, or unchanged presented as if it is new, innovative, or significantly different, often to make it more appealing or marketable

Ex: The company 's latest product is just old wine in a new bottle , as it offers no significant improvements over its previous version .

to [pass] the buck [Frase]

to refuse to hold oneself responsible for something when one should and expect others to deal with it instead

Ex: He passed the buck onto his colleague , claiming that they were responsible for the project 's failure .

to [flex] {one's} muscles [Frase]

to display power or ability to scare or impress others

Ex: He flexed his muscles during the competition , showcasing his strength and leaving a lasting impression on the spectators .

plum tree [Sustantivo]

árbol de ciruelas

Ex: The new project is a plum tree , and I 'm excited to be working on it .

El nuevo proyecto es un árbol de ciruelas, y estoy emocionado de trabajar en él.

dream ticket [Sustantivo]

boleto de ensueño

Ex: In the culinary world , a dream ticket would be a cooking class taught by a Michelin-starred chef followed by a gourmet meal prepared by them .

En el mundo culinario, un boleto de ensueño sería una clase de cocina impartida por un chef con estrella Michelin seguida de una comida gourmet preparada por ellos.

to [take] the floor [Frase]

to step up to deliver a convincing speech

Ex: He took the floor and presented his groundbreaking research findings last week .

on the stump [Frase]

(of a politician) trying to get political support by traveling around an area and giving speeches

Ex: She was on the stump throughout the campaign , tirelessly delivering speeches across the country .

Sociedad, Ley y Política
De acuerdo con las Reglas	Desafiando las normas	Justice	Injustice
Politics	Problemas políticos	Punishment	Society
Social Class	Normas sociales y conformidad	Salir o Escapar	Fraude & Estafa