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get on someone's case
Verb
informal
Japanese Meaning
（口語）誰かに対して説教や非難、苦情を言うこと。つまり、相手の行動や態度の欠点を指摘して、強く批判する。
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(informal) To lecture, berate, or complain to somebody, especially to find fault or criticize.
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get on someone's case
When people get on someone's case without understanding the situation, they often make things worse.
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When people get on someone's case without understanding the situation, they often make things worse.
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