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Idioma
Definición
to get into an argument
English
to get on (poss) case
English
to get out of bed on the wrong side
F
English
to give a piece of my mind
English
to give a talk
English
to give a ticking-off
English
to give hell
English
to give sb a good hiding
English
to give sb a proper ticking-off
English
to give sb a real ticking off
English
to give sb a telling off
English
to give sb a telling-off
English
to give sb a ticking-off
English
to give someone a severe drubbing
English
to give someone what for
English
to give yells
MD
English
to go ape
F
English
to go at it hammer and tongs
English
to go ballistic
F
English
to go for the jugular
English
to go the rounds
English
to haul sb over the coals
English
to haul/drag sb over the coals
F
English
to have a cow
F
English
to have a go at
English
to hold your tongue
Nu
MD
Fr
English
to hold your tongue
Nu
MD
Fr
English
to howl at the top of one´s lungs
MD
English
to hurl abuse at sb
English
to hurl mud at
English
to hurl mud at
English
to criticise: to publicly report the errors or faults of someone
to jump all over
English
to keep it down
F
English
to keep silence
MD
English
to knock down a notch or two
English
to knock down a notch or two
English
to criticise: to publicly report the errors or faults of someone
to knock down a peg or two
English
to knock down a peg or two
English
to criticise: to publicly report the errors or faults of someone
to knock off (poss) pedestal
English
to criticise: to publicly report the errors or faults of someone
to lay into sb
English
to let out a yell
MD
English
to lie like a rug
English
to lie like a tombstone
English
to lie like a trooper
English
to lie through one's teeth
English
to lock horns
English
to make a case for sth
MD
English
to make no bones about something
Nu
MD
Fr
English
to make sb feel a heel
Ct
Nu
MD
Fr
English
to make somebody look bad
Ct
Nu
MD
Fr
English
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