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Vélemény - Argument

Merüljön el az angol idiomatikus kifejezésekben a vitákkal kapcsolatban, mint például a "call off the dogs" és a "blazing row".

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English idioms related to Opinion

used to say that there is no point in arguing about unpleasant things that happened in the past

Ex: The conflict between the two nations has been resolved , and they have moved on , considering water under the bridge.
blazing row
[Főnév]

a very violent and intense argument between two parties

heves veszekedés, forró vitatkozás

heves veszekedés, forró vitatkozás

Ex: The couple's relationship reached a breaking point after a blazing row about their conflicting priorities.A pár kapcsolata törésponthoz ért egy **heves veszekedés** után az ellentétes prioritásaik miatt.

to reply quickly and rudely to someone

Ex: It's difficult to have a conversation with him because he is always ready to jump down your throat over the slightest disagreement.

to talk to someone frankly in order to settle a dispute or argument

Ex: He had been harboring resentment for years and finally worked up the courage to have it out with his former business partner.

used to ask someone not to make one talk about a certain topic as it might start a lengthy, unpleasant discussion

Ex: I'm warning you, do not get me started on the state of education in our country; I have strong opinions about the flaws in the system.

to engage in an activity, particularly an argument, in a forceful, energetic, or violent manner

Ex: When he starts a job goes at it hammer and tongs.
the lion's den
[kifejezés]

a state or situation in which one must face extreme hostility

Ex: Joining the new job felt like entering the lion's den for the inexperienced employee, facing demanding tasks and a competitive work environment.

to offer unnecessary or redundant instruction or advice to someone who is already experienced or knowledgeable in that particular area

Ex: The new employee tried to give advice to the seasoned manager about sales strategies.

to do something with the intention of harming or punishing someone only to face the consequences oneself

Ex: Instead of accepting a reasonable compromise, the warring factions in the conflict chose to continue fighting, causing further destruction and cutting off their noses to spite their faces.

to angrily ask someone to leave a place

Ex: The professor warned the disruptive student multiple times , but when their behavior continued , she showed them the door, removing them from the classroom .

to use offensive words in an intense and rapid manner

Ex: The politician, during a fiery debate, started to curse a blue streak, using aggressive language to attack his opponent's policies.

a person who is in the middle of two fighting or arguing sides

Ex: The student found themselves as monkey in the middle of a heated debate between two professors , being pulled in different directions to support their opposing viewpoints .

an argument or fight with someone that keeps on going for a long time

hosszadalmas harc, folyamatos vita

hosszadalmas harc, folyamatos vita

Ex: The labor union entered into a running battle with management , negotiating for better working conditions and fair wages .A szakszervezet **hosszú harcba** kezdett a vezetéssel, jobb munkakörülményekért és tisztességes bérért tárgyalva.

a loud argument

hangos veszekedés, ordibálás

hangos veszekedés, ordibálás

Ex: The students got into a shouting match during a class discussion on a controversial topic , making it challenging for the teacher to restore order and facilitate productive dialogue .A diákok **kiabáló versenybe** kezdtek egy vitatott témáról szóló osztálymegbeszélés során, megnehezítve ezzel a tanár számára a rend helyreállítását és a produktív párbeszéd elősegítését.

to stop criticizing or attacking another person

Ex: The journalist, after receiving threats and intimidation, decided to write a retraction and call off the dogs on the investigation to protect their safety.
battle of wills
[kifejezés]

a situation involving two people who refuse to compromise, hoping the other individual does so first

Ex: The political leaders engaged in battle of wills during the negotiations , each trying to assert their influence and control over the decision-making process .
to lock horns
[kifejezés]

to become involved in an argument or fight with someone

Ex: The coach and the star locked horns over a disagreement in team strategy , resulting in a tense confrontation during practice .
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