Opinião - Argument

Mergulhe nos idiomas ingleses sobre discussões, como "call off the dogs" e "blazing row".

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water under the bridge [frase]

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

Ex: The conflict between the two nations has been resolved , and they have moved on , considering it water under the bridge .

blazing row [substantivo]

uma discussão acalorada

Ex: The couple 's relationship reached a breaking point after a blazing row about their conflicting priorities .

O relacionamento do casal atingiu um ponto de ruptura após uma discussão acalorada sobre suas prioridades conflitantes.

to [jump] down {one's} throat [frase]

to reply quickly and rudely to someone

Ex: It 's difficult to have a conversation with him because he is always ready to jump down your throat over the slightest disagreement .

to [have] it out with {sb} [frase]

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

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do not get me started [Sentença]

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

Ex: Oh , do n't get me started on reality TV shows ; I have a lot to say about their negative influence on society .

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

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

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the lion's den [frase]

a state or situation in which one must face extreme hostility

Ex: Joining the new job felt like entering the lion 's den for the inexperienced employee , facing demanding tasks and a competitive work environment .

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

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 [frase]

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 [frase]

to angrily ask someone to leave a place

Ex: The professor warned the disruptive student multiple times , but when their behavior continued , she finally showed them the door , removing them from the classroom .

to [swear|curse] a blue streak [frase]

to use offensive words in an intense and rapid manner

Ex: The politician , during a fiery debate , started to curse a blue streak , using aggressive language to attack his opponent 's policies .

monkey in the middle [frase]

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

Ex: The student found themselves as the monkey in the middle of a heated debate between two professors , being pulled in different directions to support their opposing viewpoints .

running battle [substantivo]

batalha prolongada

Ex: The labor union entered into a running battle with management , negotiating for better working conditions and fair wages .

O sindicato entrou em uma batalha contínua com a administração, negociando por melhores condições de trabalho e salários justos.

shouting match [substantivo]

uma discussão acalorada

Ex: The students got into a shouting match during a class discussion on a controversial topic , making it challenging for the teacher to restore order and facilitate productive dialogue .

Os alunos entraram em uma discussão aos gritos durante um debate em sala de aula sobre um tema controverso, tornando difícil para o professor restaurar a ordem e facilitar um diálogo produtivo.

to [call] off the dogs [frase]

to stop criticizing or attacking another person

Ex: The journalist , after receiving threats and intimidation , decided to write a retraction and call off the dogs on the investigation to protect their safety .

(battle|clash) of wills [frase]

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

Ex: The political leaders engaged in a battle of wills during the negotiations , each trying to assert their influence and control over the decision-making process .

to [lock] horns [frase]

to become involved in an argument or fight with someone

Ex: The coach and the star player locked horns over a disagreement in team strategy , resulting in a tense confrontation during practice .

Opinião
Acordo ou aprovação	Desacordo ou Desaprovação	Criticism	Rebuke
Expressar opiniões	Discussion	Ponto de vista	Fazendo um ponto
Pensamentos & Suposições	Argument	Quarrel