Significado: barrels 
bar·rel || 'bærəl n. barril, barrica, barrilete, pipa, tonel v. meter en barriles, embarrilar, entonelar
let (one) have both barrels Idioma
let sb have it with both barrels
Idiom(s): let sb have it (with both barrels)Theme: SCOLDING
to strike someone or attack someone verbally. (Informal. With both barrels simply intensifies the phrase.)
• I really let Tom have it with both barrels. I told him he had better not do that again if he knows what's good for him.
• Bob let John have it—right on the chin.
both barrels, with
both barrels, withWith full force, as in When I scolded her for stealing, I let her have it with both barrels. This term alludes to firing with both barrels of a double-barreled shotgun. [Colloquial; mid-1900s]
both barrels, with
both barrels, withWith abounding force, as in When I scolded her for stealing, I let her accept it with both barrels. This appellation alludes to battlefront with both barrels of a bifold shotgun. [Colloquial; mid-1900s]
let sb accept it with both barrels
Idiom(s): let sb accept it (with both barrels)Theme: SCOLDING
to bang addition or advance addition verbally. (Informal. With both barrels artlessly intensifies the phrase.)
• I absolutely let Tom accept it with both barrels. I told him he had bigger not do that afresh if he knows what's acceptable for him.
• Bob let John accept it—right on the chin.
let (one) accept both barrels
To scold, criticize, or advance one with abundant acuteness or aggression. The byword refers to a bifold firearm. There was a austere press absurdity in this month's issue? Uh oh, the bang-up is absolutely activity to let us accept both barrels. Dad let me accept both barrels back he saw that I put a cavity in his aboriginal car. The aggregation looked a bit blah in the aboriginal bisected of the game, but they're absolution their opponents accept both barrels now.Learn more: barrel, both, have, let
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born under a lucky star born with a silver spoon born yesterday borrow both both barrels, with both feet on the ground, with bother, bothered bottom bottom drops out, the bottom of the barrelArraylet sth slide let sth ride let sth out let one's hair down let sb off the hook let sb off let sb in on let sb have it with both barrels let sb go let sb down let oneself go let grass grow under one's feet let go with less of (someone or something) less said , the better less than less than (something) less than pleased lessen up lesser lesser evil lesser mortal lesser of two evils lesson lest lest we forget let let (one) at (someone or something) let (one) by let (one) down easy let (one) down gently let (one) get by let (one) get by with (something) let (one) get on with (something) let (one) get past let (one) go by let (one) go past let (one) have (one's) head let (one) have both barrels let (one) have it let (one) have it with both barrels let (one) in on (something) let (one) in on the secret let (one) know let (one) loose on (something) let (one) off easy let (one) off the hook let (one) off work let (one) pass by let (one) stew let (one) stew in (one's) own juice(s) let (one's) conscience be (one's) guide let (one's) emotions show let (one's) guard down let (one's) hair down let (one's) heart rule (one's) head let (oneself) go let (someone or oneself) in for let (someone or something) get out let (someone or something) get out of (something) let (someone or something) go let (someone or something) into (something or some place) let (someone or something) loose let (someone or something) past
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