의견 - Quarrel

"at each other's throats"와 "fight like cats and dogs" 같은 영어 관용어가 영어에서 말다툼과 어떻게 관련이 있는지 알아보세요.

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to give somebody a piece of one's mind

[구]

to let someone know that their bad behavior made one annoyed or angry

따끔하게 한마디 하다, 속 시원히 쏘아붙이다

Ex: After waiting for hours, Jane finally gave the rude customer a piece of her mind about the importance of patience.

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to get out of one's face

[구]

to no longer bother someone and leave them alone

그만 괴롭히다, 가만히 내버려 두다

Ex: Irritated by constant questioning, Sarah finally snapped and told her colleague to get out of her face.

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to fight like cats and dogs

[구]

to continuously fight or argue over someone or something

개와 고양이처럼 싸우다, 늘 티격태격하다

Ex: Despite being siblings, Mary and Jack fight like cats and dogs over trivial matters.

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to [come] down on {sb} like a ton of bricks

to come down on somebody like a ton of bricks

[구]

to punish someone in a manner more violent or severe than they deserve

호되게 벌하다, 지나치게 엄하게 처벌하다

Ex: When the employee was caught stealing office supplies, the manager came down on him like a ton of bricks, leading to immediate termination.

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bone of contention

[구]

a subject over which people disagree

논쟁거리, 갈등의 원인

Ex: The allocation of funds became the bone of contention during the budget meeting, leading to heated debates among department heads.

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to bite one's head off

[구]

to angrily reply or react to someone

쏘아붙이다, 화를 내며 받아치다

Ex: Exhausted from a long day at work, Mary snapped her colleague's head off when he asked a simple question.

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at loggerheads

[구]

in serious disagreement with someone

심하게 대립하여, 첨예하게 맞서서

Ex: The negotiation between the union and management was at loggerheads over issues of worker compensation.

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at each other's throats

[구]

used when two or more people, groups, or organizations fight or disagree with one another

서로 으르렁거리다, 서로 물고 뜯다

Ex: The siblings were constantly at each other's throats, arguing over trivial matters.

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at daggers drawn

[구]

(of two people, groups, countries, etc.) in a state of conflict or hostility toward each other

극심하게 대립하여, 날카롭게 맞서서

Ex: After the heated argument, the colleagues were at daggers drawn, refusing to speak to each other.

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to chew somebody up and spit somebody out

[구]

to completely defeat someone, leaving them feeling overwhelmed or powerless

완전히 박살내다, 무너뜨리다

Ex: In the highly competitive industry, new businesses often get chewed up and spit out if they can't adapt quickly.

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to bring the hammer down

[구]

to criticize or punish someone very harshly

강하게 처벌하다, 엄하게 처벌하다

Ex: Faced with repeated policy violations, the manager warned the employee that he would bring the hammer down if the behavior continued.

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to trade punches

[구]

to engage in a verbal conflict by exchanging criticisms, insults, etc.

말싸움을 주고받다, 말싸움

Ex: During the heated debate, the politicians traded punches over economic policies.

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to talk trash

[구]

to say offensive, criticizing, or rude things to someone, particularly one's opponent, to make them less confident

말로 도발하다, 언어적 도발

Ex: Of course those boxers started talking trash—it's a normal part of the pre-match press conference.

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enough is enough

[문장]

used to indicate that a situation has reached a point where it is no longer tolerable or acceptable, and it is time for it to stop or change

이제 그만, 그만하면 됐다

Ex: The people have finally said "enough is enough" to the dictator's rule.

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on a collision course

[구]

in a situation that is likely to cause a disagreement or fight

충돌이 불가피한 상황, 갈등이 심화되는 상황

Ex: The two companies are on a collision course for a price war, with each one trying to undercut the other.

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to [put|set|throw] the cat among the pigeons

to put the cat among the pigeons

[구]

to cause trouble or upset by saying or doing something that brings conflict into a peaceful situation

조용한 상황을 뒤흔들다, 혼란을 일으키다

Ex: The politician's controversial remarks put the cat among the pigeons in his party.

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in the dog house

[구]

in a situation in which someone is very upset or angry with one for having or not having done something

누군가에게 찍힌 상태, 누군가에게 미움을 받다

Ex: I'm in the dog house with my wife because I forgot our anniversary.

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to [take|bring] {sb} down a notch (or two|)

to take somebody down a notch (or two)

[구]

to put down or humiliate a person who is too proud or self-righteous

콧대를 꺾다, 잘난 체를 꺾다

Ex: Bill doesn't allow anything to get past him, and we are really looking forward to someone eventually and finally taking him down a notch or two.

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합의 또는 승인	불일치 또는 비승인	Criticism	Rebuke
의견 표현하기	Discussion	관점	포인트 만들기
생각과 가정	Argument	Quarrel

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