"दुर्व्यवहार और कदाचार" के लिए अंग्रेजी मुहावरे

दुर्व्यवहार और दुराचार से संबंधित अंग्रेजी मुहावरों का अन्वेषण करें, जिसमें "दोहरा अर्थ वाली प्रशंसा" और "नियमों से खिलवाड़ करना" शामिल हैं।

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to [play] fast and loose with {sb/sth} [वाक्यांश]

to act toward a person or thing without enough care, seriousness, or sense of responsibility

Ex: She played fast and loose with her friend 's emotions , leading them on without any genuine commitment .

to [play] Old Harry with {sth} [वाक्यांश]

to make problems for something or have a negative effect on it

Ex: She played Old Harry with the carefully arranged seating plan, causing chaos at the event.

to [sell] {sb/sth} short [वाक्यांश]

to not value a person or thing as one should

Ex: The coach sold the underdog team short , not expecting them to win the championship .

to [shoot|kill|blame] the messenger [वाक्यांश]

to put the blame on the person who brings bad news and assume they are responsible for it

Ex: The CEO refused to listen to the marketing team 's warning about a failing product and decided to blame the messenger for their declining sales .

to [treat] {sb} like (a piece of|) (dirt|trash) [वाक्यांश]

to not care about someone at all or have absolutely no respect for them

Ex: Despite her dedication and hard work , her supervisor continued to treat her like dirt , constantly belittling her efforts .

to [walk] all over {sb} [वाक्यांश]

to treat a person poorly by taking advantage of them or ignoring their needs and feelings

Ex: Instead of promoting teamwork, the coach allowed certain players to walk all over their teammates, causing resentment within the team.

to [look] daggers at {sb} [वाक्यांश]

to look at a person in a way that shows one hates them or is very angry with them

Ex: The teacher caught the students passing notes in class and looked daggers at them to signal their disruptive behavior was not acceptable .

backhanded compliment [वाक्यांश]

a comment that seemingly praises someone but is actually intended to insult them

Ex: Mark's so-called praise for his friend's cooking, "It's not as bad as I expected," was a classic example of a back-handed compliment.

to [do] a number on {sb/sth} [वाक्यांश]

to seriously affect or harm someone or something, usually resulting in negative consequences

Ex: After a series of personal setbacks , he admitted that life had done a number on his confidence and self-esteem .

to [do] {sb} (dirty|dirt) [वाक्यांश]

to betray someone or cause them harm on purpose, especially when they do not expect it

Ex: The coach did the team dirty by favoring certain players and not giving everyone a fair chance to play.

to [throw] it over the wall [वाक्यांश]

to pass a responsibility, task, or problem to someone else without addressing or resolving it oneself

Ex: The customer support team frequently feels frustrated when sales teams throw customer complaints over the wall without providing any context.

to [throw] {sb} a bone [वाक्यांश]

to stop someone from complaining or protesting by offering them something that is not of very high value or importance

Ex: The teacher threw the struggling student a bone by providing additional resources to help improve their grades.

to [send] {sb} packing [वाक्यांश]

to tell a person to leave immediately in a forceful manner

Ex: The homeowners were tired of the noisy neighbors and finally decided to send them packing by reporting their disruptive behavior to the authorities .

to [be] out on {one's} ear [वाक्यांश]

to be dismissed or expelled from a place, job, or position

Ex: When the company went bankrupt , everyone was out on their ear , left without a job or a paycheck .

to [leave] {sb} in the lurch [वाक्यांश]

to refuse to help someone when they need it the most

Ex: She promised to help with the event , but she canceled at the last minute , leaving us in the lurch and scrambling to find a replacement .

to [leave] {sb} holding the bag [वाक्यांश]

to be left in a difficult or embarrassing situation, often without any support or assistance

Ex: When the company's financial scandal was uncovered, the CEO tried to resign and leave the CFO holding the bag for the entire debacle.

to [leave] {sb} out in the cold [वाक्यांश]

to exclude or neglect someone, often intentionally, from a group or activity

Ex: The new employee felt left out in the cold when her coworkers formed close-knit groups and excluded her from social gatherings.

अंतरक्रियाएँ
सहायता और समर्थन	सहायता और सहायता	प्रशंसा और अच्छा व्यवहार	दुर्व्यवहार और दुराचार
कृतज्ञता और अकृतज्ञता	Sympathy	Enmity	Retaliation
लाभ उठाना	विश्वासघात	दुरुपयोग और हेरफेर	चुटकुले और मज़ाक
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