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Comportement et Approche - Faire preuve de tact

Explorez les expressions anglaises liées au tact, notamment « waiting game » et « faire d'une pierre deux coups ».

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English idioms related to Behavior & Approach
a bag of tricks

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

[Phrase]
more string to one's bow

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

[Phrase]
waiting game

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

jeu d'attente, stratégie d'attente

jeu d'attente, stratégie d'attente

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[nom]
to weigh one's words

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

[Phrase]
to kill two birds with one stone

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

faire d'une pierre deux coups

faire d'une pierre deux coups

[Phrase]
to see which way the cat jumps

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

[Phrase]
velvet glove

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

gant de velours

gant de velours

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[nom]
pester power

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

pouvoir de harceleur, pouvoir de persuasion des enfants

pouvoir de harceleur, pouvoir de persuasion des enfants

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[nom]
to speak softly and carry a big stick

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

[Phrase]
the oldest trick in the book

an overused method that may still succeed

[Phrase]
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