Influencia e Involucramiento - Resultados y Consecuencias

Domina los modismos en inglés sobre resultados y consecuencias, como "pagar los platos rotos" y "cargar con el muerto".

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to [carry] the can [Frase]

to be brave and responsible enough to accept all the consequences of one's or others' unpleasant deeds

Ex: She took it upon herself to carry the can for the misunderstanding and apologized to her friend .

to [pay] the piper [Frase]

to face the consequences of one's behavior or actions

Ex: Ignoring maintenance will eventually lead to costly repairs — someone has to pay the piper .

to [pay] the (price|penalty) [Frase]

to have no option but to suffer or deal with the unfavorable effects of something, particularly one's deeds

Ex: With data filtering one pays the price of decreasing the effective library redundancy and increasing the number of hybridisations .

the brunt of {sth} [Frase]

the main and worst set of problems that are caused by someone or something

Ex: The youngest child in the family frequently ends up bearing the brunt of their siblings ' teasing and pranks .

to [burn] {one's} fingers [Frase]

to suffer the consequences of a business deal or a relationship gone wrong

Ex: He borrowed money from the wrong people and quickly realized he had burned his fingers by getting entangled with loan sharks .

to [pay] the fiddler [Frase]

to accept the consequences of the things one has done

Ex: Enjoying a night out with friends is great , but you 'll have to pay the fiddler by dealing with a late start the next morning .

perfect storm [Sustantivo]

tormenta perfecta

Ex: The company faced a perfect storm of problems , including a data breach , public relations disaster , and legal challenges .

La empresa enfrentó una tormenta perfecta de problemas, incluyendo una violación de datos, un desastre de relaciones públicas y desafíos legales.

snowball effect [Sustantivo]

efecto bola de nieve

Ex: Once the rumors started , they quickly spread through the community like a snowball effect .

Una vez que comenzaron los rumores, se extendieron rápidamente por la comunidad como un efecto bola de nieve.

to [have] {sb/sth} to thank for {sth} [Frase]

to assume someone responsible for something good that happened to one and be grateful to them

Ex:

day of reckoning [Frase]

the time when one faces the consequences of one's past deeds or mistakes

Ex: The corrupt politician feared the day of reckoning when the truth about his actions would be revealed to the public .

to [see] the light (of day|) [Frase]

to become existent or be born

Ex: After years of research and development , the groundbreaking technology finally saw the light .

to [pay] dearly [Frase]

to experience significant and often negative results or expenses because of one's choices or actions

Ex: The company 's failure to meet quality standards resulted in paying dearly through fines and customer loss .

to [stew] in {one's} own [juice] [Frase]

to suffer the unpleasant consequences of one's own deeds

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to [sow|plant] the seeds of {sth} [Frase]

to do something that leads to the occurrence of something in the future, particularly something unpleasant

Ex: The dictator 's oppressive regime has sown the seeds of resistance and rebellion among the oppressed citizens .

Influencia e Involucramiento
Tener un efecto	La razón por la cual	Resultados y Consecuencias	Persuasion
Inversión de una situación	Change	Involvement	No participación
Ending	Importancia & No importancia	Priority	Elementos principales