Desisyon at Kontrol - Lakas & Obligasyon

Sumisid sa mga English idiom tungkol sa puwersa at obligasyon, tulad ng "maipit sa sulok" at "ang tawag ng tungkulin".

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to [force] {one's} hand [Parirala]

to leave someone no choice but to do something they would not do otherwise

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to [put] the squeeze on {sb} [Parirala]

to make someone do something by putting them under pressure, especially to get money from them

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to [clip] {one's} wings [Parirala]

to reduce or restrain a person's freedom, influence, or authority

Ex: The controlling partner clipped her wings by isolating her from friends and family , ensuring her dependence and limiting her options .

to [have] {sb} over a barrel [Parirala]

to place someone in a situation in which they have no choice but to accept one's offer or request

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to [crack] the whip [Parirala]

to make use of one's power or authority to force someone to work harder or behave better

Ex: The new manager cracked the whip in the office , implementing strict rules and tight deadlines to improve productivity and efficiency .

to [be] boxed into a corner [Parirala]

to be placed in a problematic situation to which there is no favorable solution

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to [scrape] (the bottom of|) the barrel [Parirala]

to have no option but to make use of people or things of very poor quality

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{one's} hands [are] tied [Pangungusap]

used to say that one's freedom in action is limited by a rule or law

Ex: The manager wanted to give the employee a raise, but the company's financial constraints meant that her hands were tied.

to [go] through the motions [Parirala]

to do something without real interest, feeling, or effort

Ex: The student had lost interest in the subject and merely went through the motions of studying , without absorbing the material .

the call of duty [Parirala]

the feeling or belief that one must do or accomplish something

Ex: The community volunteer felt the call of duty and dedicated their time to help those in need during times of crisis .

to [make] a virtue of necessity [Parirala]

to get an advantage from doing something that is forced upon one

Ex: Instead of dwelling on the setbacks , the entrepreneur made a virtue of necessity and used their failed business venture as a valuable learning experience to launch a successful new project .

{one's} way or the highway [Pangungusap]

used to say that someone has two options, either accept what has been said or leave it be

Ex: The coach 's authoritarian coaching style employed a " their way or the highway " mentality , leaving players with no choice but to conform or leave the team .

ball and chain [Parirala]

something that limits or takes away one's freedom to do what one wants

Ex: For Tom , his smartphone addiction had become a digital ball and chain , constantly distracting him and impeding his productivity .

marching orders [Pangngalan]

mga utos sa pagmartsa

Ex: After the disappointing sales results , the CEO gave the marketing team their marching orders to come up with a new and innovative campaign .

Matapos ang nakakadismayang resulta ng benta, binigyan ng CEO ang marketing team ng kanilang marching orders para makaisip ng bago at makabagong kampanya.

no strings attached [Pangungusap]

offered or provided without any hidden agendas, requirements, or consequences

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Desisyon at Kontrol
Nasasailalim ng kontrol	Wala sa kontrol	Nawawala ang kontrol	Ang namamahala
Lakas & Obligasyon	Obedience	Mga pagpipilian at desisyon	Pagpapasiya
Kawalang desisyon	Dependency