의견 - Argument

"call off the dogs"와 "blazing row" 같은 논쟁에 관한 영어 관용구에 빠져보세요.

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water under the bridge [구]

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

Ex: She apologized for her mistake , and I assured her that it was water under the bridge ; I did n't want it to affect our friendship .

blazing row [명사]

격렬한 말다툼

Ex: The meeting ended in a blazing row as members passionately disagreed about the proposed changes .

회의는 제안된 변경 사항에 대해 회원들이 열정적으로 의견을 달리하며 격렬한 논쟁으로 끝났다.

to [jump] down {one's} throat [구]

to reply quickly and rudely to someone

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to [have] it out with {sb} [구]

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

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do not get me started [문장]

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

Ex: Do not get me started on the inefficiency of the public transportation system ; I could go on for hours .

to [go|be] (at it|) hammer and tongs [구]

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

Ex: When he starts a job he goes at it hammer and tongs .

the lion's den [구]

a state or situation in which one must face extreme hostility

Ex: The young entrepreneur walked into the investor 's meeting , feeling like she was entering the lion 's den , hoping to convince skeptical investors of her business idea .

to [teach] {one's} [grandmother] (how|) to suck eggs [구]

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

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to [cut] off {one's} [nose] to spite {one's} face [구]

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

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to [show] {sb} the door [구]

to angrily ask someone to leave a place

Ex: When the investor realized the entrepreneur 's dishonesty , he wasted no time in showing him the door , terminating their business partnership .

to [swear|curse] a blue streak [구]

to use offensive words in an intense and rapid manner

Ex: The customer became increasingly frustrated with the poor service and began to swear a blue streak , demanding immediate resolution to the issue .

monkey in the middle [구]

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

Ex: The child became the monkey in the middle during a game of tag , constantly chased by their older siblings and unable to join either team .

running battle [명사]

오랜 싸움

Ex: The siblings had a running battle over household chores , constantly arguing and negotiating their responsibilities .

형제들은 집안일을 두고 끊임없는 다툼을 벌이며, 끊임없이 자신들의 책임에 대해 논쟁하고 협상했다.

shouting match [명사]

소리치는 논쟁

Ex: The political debate turned into a shouting match between the candidates , with personal attacks and insults replacing substantive discussion .

정치 토론은 후보자들 사이의 소리 지르기 싸움으로 바뀌었고, 개인적인 공격과 모욕이 실질적인 논의를 대체했습니다.

to [call] off the dogs [구]

to stop criticizing or attacking another person

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(battle|clash) of wills [구]

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

Ex: The legal dispute became a clash of wills between the opposing attorneys , with both determined to win their case at any cost .

to [lock] horns [구]

to become involved in an argument or fight with someone

Ex: The labor union and management locked horns in negotiations , each side firmly advocating for their respective demands .

의견
합의 또는 승인	불일치 또는 비승인	Criticism	Rebuke
의견 표현하기	Discussion	관점	요점을 만들다
생각 & 가정	Argument	Quarrel