行動とアプローチ - 厳しく厳格な扱い

「鉄の拳」や「厳しい取引をする」などの例とともに、厳しく厳格な扱いに関する英語のイディオムを探求してください。

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to deprive people of their most basic means of living, particularly via unfair mathods

Ex: The decision to ban street vendors took the bread out of the mouths of many people.

to make a difficult or painful situation even worse for someone

Ex: I can't believe you would ask me to pay you back on the day that I got laid off. Thanks for rubbing salt in my wounds.

to be tough and smart in negotiations, insisting on favorable terms to achieve a favorable outcome for oneself

Ex: The company 's prowess in driving a hard bargain has placed severe pressure on suppliers .

iron fist [名詞]

鉄の拳

Ex: They promised that the army would strike with an iron fist at any resistance .

彼らは軍隊がどんな抵抗にも鉄の拳で打撃を与えると約束した。

to [put] {sb} through hell [句]

to cause a person experience great difficulty

Ex: I believe in putting them through hell and making them earn it first .

to purposefully make someone suffer more than they already do

Ex: After the divorce , her friend turned the knife in the wound by saying she had always thought that the marriage would n't last .

heavy hand [名詞]

重い手

Ex: The teacher ruled the classroom with a heavy hand , rarely allowing any freedom or creativity .

教師は重い手で教室を支配し、自由や創造性をほとんど許さなかった。

a person who appears gentle and kind on the outside, but they are firm, resolute, and even ruthless in their actions

Ex: The iron hand in the velvet glove approach seems to work best with this age group.

to [cramp] {one's} style [句]

to stop someone from acting freely, creatively, comfortably, or in their usual way

Ex: The new team rules are cramping his style , making it difficult for him to play the game the way he prefers .