一锤定音 (yī chuí dìng yīn) — to have the final say; to make the decisive call
뜻
Idiom meaning 'to make the final, decisive call' that ends a debate. 比 '拍板' 更书面,常用来强调某人或某方拥有决定性的话语权。
idiom
to have the final sayto make the decisive call
예문
- ,一锤定音。Zhè ge wèn tí dà jiā zhēng lùn le hěn jiǔ, zuì hòu yóu jīng lǐ yī chuí dìng yīn.Everyone argued over this issue for a long time, until the manager had the final say.
- ,一锤定音。Zài tuán duì lǐ, lǎo bǎn de yì jiàn zǒng shì néng yī chuí dìng yīn.In the team, the boss's opinion always carries the final word.
- ,一锤定音。Jīng guò duō lún tán pàn, zuì zhōng yóu zhōng fāng dài biǎo yī chuí dìng yīn.After several rounds of negotiations, the Chinese representative had the final word.
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