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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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English idioms related to Influence & Involvement

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

Ex: The government officials are trying to avoid carrying the can for the controversial decision, shifting the blame to others.

to face the consequences of one's behavior or actions

Ex: In the end, he had to pay the piper for his procrastination, facing the stress of last-minute work.

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

Ex: After violating the rules, he had to pay the price with a suspension from the team.

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

Ex: The small business felt the brunt of the new regulations, struggling to adapt and remain competitive.

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

Ex: The politician's corruption eventually caught up with him, and he burned his fingers when the scandal was exposed."

to accept the consequences of the things one has done

Ex: Some people live for the moment, not realizing they'll have to pay the fiddler for their impulsive choices.
perfect storm
[Sustantivo]

a very bad situation that is a result of the simultaneous occurrence of a series of unpleasant things

tormenta perfecta, confluencia de factores adversos

tormenta perfecta, confluencia de factores adversos

Ex: The traffic jam was a perfect storm of rush hour congestion , road closures , and bad weather .El atasco fue una **tormenta perfecta** de congestión en hora punta, cierres de carreteras y mal tiempo.
snowball effect
[Sustantivo]

a situation where something increases or gives rise to other things

efecto bola de nieve, fenómeno bola de nieve

efecto bola de nieve, fenómeno bola de nieve

Ex: The initial budget overrun triggered a snowball effect of financial issues that the project could n't recover from .El exceso presupuestario inicial desencadenó un **efecto bola de nieve** de problemas financieros de los que el proyecto no pudo recuperarse.

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

Ex: He has his mentor to thank for guiding him in his career and providing valuable advice.

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

Ex: Living in denial only postpones the day of reckoning when you must confront your problems.

to become existent or be born

Ex: The idea for the new product first saw the light during a brainstorming session.

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

Ex: His unhealthy lifestyle choices caught up with him, and he paid dearly with health problems later in life.

to suffer the unpleasant consequences of one's own deeds

Ex: After cheating on the test, he had to stew in his own juices, facing both academic consequences and strained relationships with friends.

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

Ex: Ignoring climate change warnings could plant the seeds of ecological catastrophe for future generations.
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