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Comportamiento y Enfoque - Tener tacto

Explore modismos en inglés relacionados con el tacto, incluidos "juego de espera" y "matar dos pájaros de un tiro".

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English idioms related to Behavior & Approach

a combination of skills or techniques that can help in achieving one's goals

Ex: The entrepreneur's bag of tricks included networking, marketing, and a keen sense of market trends.

a variety of plans, ideas, etc. that one can use if need arises

Ex: Having a degree in business administration and experience in sales is an extra string to her bow when applying for managerial positions.
waiting game
[Sustantivo]

a strategy in which one deliberately refrains from taking any action in order to gain advantage later on

juego de espera, estrategia de espera

juego de espera, estrategia de espera

Ex: Investors sometimes have to play waiting game as they wait for the right market conditions to make profitable trades .

to take a moment to ponder what one is about to say

Ex: When discussing a controversial subject with friends, it's wise to weigh your words to avoid unnecessary arguments.

to achieve two goals at the same time only by taking one action

matar dos pájaros de un tiro

matar dos pájaros de un tiro

Ex: Planning a picnic at the park allowed them to enjoy the outdoors and celebrate their anniversarykilling two birds with one stone.

to refrain from making a decision or taking any action until one acquires more data on the situation or how it develops

Ex: Instead of making immediate changes to the project, we should see which way the cat jumps after receiving feedback from stakeholders.
velvet glove
[Sustantivo]

a very friendly and gentle manner that is used to hide one's firm determination or ruthless mindset

guante de terciopelo, guante de seda

guante de terciopelo, guante de seda

Ex: The politician's speech was delivered with a velvet glove, using polite language to criticize his opponents' policies.
pester power
[Sustantivo]

the influence children have on their parents or caregivers to buy or do something through continuous requests, demands, or persuasion

poder de insistencia, poder de persuasión infantil

poder de insistencia, poder de persuasión infantil

Ex: Parents often find themselves giving in pester power during trips to the grocery store , as children request sugary snacks or cereals they 've seen advertised .

to approach situations calmly and diplomatically while also having the strength and power to take action if necessary

Ex: In negotiations, it's important to speak softly and carry a big stick, conveying a desire for compromise while maintaining leverage.

an overused method that may still succeed

Ex: She did n't fall for his flattery because it the oldest trick in the book to get what he wanted .
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