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「drop a dime on」や「snake in the grass」のような、裏切りに関する英語のイディオムに飛び込もう。

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English idioms related to Interactions

used of a situation in which one is busy with something else or is not looking

Ex: The competitor managed to gain an advantage in the market while the industry leader's back was turned.

to gain advantage at the cost of someone else's suffering or loss

Ex: Politicians often use tactics to throw their opponents under the bus in order to gain an advantage in the election.

to be disloyal and ungrateful to someone who has trusted or supported one

Ex: Manfred tried to be nice to her, but he was stabbed in the back as well.

a person who has a tendency to deceive or mislead others and is very likely to betray their trust

Ex: Never underestimate the danger of snake in the grass; they can strike when you least expect it .

to be unfaithful or disloyal to someone so as to gain profit oneself

Ex: In politics, it's not uncommon for allies to sell each other down the river in pursuit of their own interests.

to not care for someone and leave them all alone

Ex: The hiking group left the slower climbers in the dust as they pushed towards the summit.
Judas kiss
[名詞]

an act that seems kind but with the intention of betraying someone

ユダの接吻, 裏切りの接吻

ユダの接吻, 裏切りの接吻

Ex: The partnership turned sour when one partner gave the other a Judas kiss by sharing confidential information with competitors.一方のパートナーが競合他社に機密情報を共有することで、もう一方に**ユダの接吻**を与えたとき、パートナーシップは悪化した。

to make no effort to save or defend someone, particularly when they are being severely criticized or being treated unfairly

Ex: The manager decided to feed the underperforming project to the wolves rather than investing more resources to improve it.

to secretely gather information about a person or group in order to expose them to a person of higher authority, often for one's personal gain

Ex: She dropped a dime to the media and exposed the corruption within the government.

without one knowing or approving

Ex: They made important decisions about the project behind my back, and I feel left out of the process.

to take from one source or person in order to fulfill an obligation or debt to another source or person, often resulting in a cycle of borrowing or rearranging debts without actually resolving the underlying financial issue

Ex: They're robbing Peter to pay Paul with these budget cuts; it's a temporary fix.
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