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to deprive people of their most basic means of living, particularly via unfair mathods
Ex: The competitor's aggressive pricing strategies were aimed at taking the bread out of our mouths and driving us out of business.
to make a difficult or painful situation even worse for someone
Ex: To hold them to a standard that discriminatory marriage bans made impossible to rubs salt in the wound of their loss .
to be tough and smart in negotiations, insisting on favorable terms to achieve a favorable outcome for oneself
Ex: driving a hard bargain, she managed to secure a salary increase and better benefits at her new job .
iron fist
[名詞]
an attitude or approach that is cruel, and often unrestricted
鉄の拳, 鉄の手
Ex: The coach led the team with an iron fist, demanding rigorous training and unwavering discipline .コーチは**鉄の拳**でチームを率い、厳格なトレーニングと揺るぎない規律を要求した。
to cause a person experience great difficulty
Ex: The legal battle over the inheritance put the family through hell, leading to disputes and emotional strain.
to purposefully make someone suffer more than they already do
Ex: She had already received disappointing news , and her colleague 's negative comments only served turn the knife.
heavy hand
[名詞]
the use of excessive force, control, or authority in a way that can be harsh or oppressive
重い手, 鉄の拳
Ex: Her heavy-handed parenting style left her children feeling controlled and unable to make their own decisions.彼女の**強圧的な**子育てスタイルは、子供たちをコントロールされていると感じさせ、自分で決断ができなくさせた。
a person who appears gentle and kind on the outside, but they are firm, resolute, and even ruthless in their actions
Ex: The diplomat used an iron hand in a velvet glove approach during the negotiations, appearing conciliatory while firmly protecting their country's interests.
to stop someone from acting freely, creatively, comfortably, or in their usual way
Ex: Sharing an office with someone who dislikes noise cramps my style because I enjoy listening to music while I work.
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