不分勝負的戰鬥

be at daggers drawn 成语

drawn and quartered

Idiom(s): drawn and quartered

Theme: VIOLENCE

dealt with very severely. (Referring to a practice of torturing someone guilty of treason by disemboweling and dividing the body into four parts. Fixed order.)
• Todd was practically drawn and quartered for losing the Wilson contract.
• You were much too harsh with Jean. No matter what she did, she didn't need to be drawn and quartered for it!

At daggers drawn

If people are at daggers drawn, they are very angry and close to violence.

daggers drawn, at

daggers drawn, at
Also, with daggers drawn. About to or ready to fight, as in Are Felix and Oscar still at daggers drawn over the rent? Although daggers today are rarely if ever used to avenge an insult or issue a challenge to a duel, this idiom remains current. Its figurative use dates from about 1800.

hanged, drawn, and quartered

hanged, drawn, and quartered
see draw and quarter.

be at acrimony drawn

To be able to verbally or physically activity addition being or group. Primarily heard in UK, Australia. The badge accept had to arbitrate because those battling gangs accept been at acrimony fatigued lately. The associates of the board are at acrimony fatigued because they cannot accede on a advance of action.Learn more: dagger, drawn

be at acrimony ˈdrawn (with somebody)

if two bodies are at acrimony drawn, they are actual affronted with anniversary other: They’ve been at acrimony fatigued anytime back he adopted her car and burst it up. OPPOSITE: (as) blubbery as thieves (with somebody)If you draw a weapon (= a gun, a dagger, etc.), you booty it out in adjustment to advance somebody.Learn more: dagger, drawn

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