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cheap shot

/tʃiːp ʃɒt/

Traducción: Crítica injusta, desleal o excesivamente dura, o acción contra alguien vulnerable o que no lo espera, a menudo considerada un golpe bajo.

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/tʃiːp ʃɒt/B2informalsport
  • esCrítica injusta, desleal o excesivamente dura, o acción contra alguien vulnerable o que no lo espera, a menudo considerada un golpe bajo.

An unfair, unsportsmanlike, or unnecessarily harsh criticism or action, often directed at someone who is vulnerable or not expecting it.

  1. Unfair criticismB2informal

    A critical remark that is unfair or unnecessarily hurtful, often made to gain an advantage.

    esgolpe bajo

    • His comment about her weight was a cheap shot.
    • Politicians often take cheap shots at their opponents.
    • She took a cheap shot at his intelligence during the debate.
  2. Unfair physical attackB2informal

    A physical blow or attack that is considered unfair, especially in sports or fighting.

    esGolpe bajo

    • The player was penalized for a cheap shot on the goalkeeper.
    • He took a cheap shot at his opponent when the referee wasn't looking.
    • Cheap shots are not tolerated in professional boxing.