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have someone to rights
Verb
archaic
informal
Japanese Meaning
（非公式、古風）相手に仕返しをして、当然の報いを与える / （非公式）相手を正確に評価する、計る
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(informal, archaic) To get even with someone; to give them what they deserve. / (informal) To gauge or evaluate someone accurately.
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have someone to rights
She vowed to have someone to rights after they spread that rumor about her.
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She vowed to have someone to rights after they spread that rumor about her.
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