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Monday-morning quarterback
Language:
Meanings:
1.
United States
Canada
informal
pejorative
A person who criticizes, judges, or offers advice about an event after it has happened, using hindsight to suggest better decisions.
Someone who second-guesses actions or decisions with the advantage of knowing the outcome.
Examples:
EN:
If you remembered Molly's name from any of the five times that you met her. It's very easy to be a Monday-morning quarterback.
ES:
Doug, una idea mejor hubiera sido recordar el nombre de Molly alguna de las cinco veces que la viste.
EN:
Don't you dare play Monday-morning quarterback with me.
ES:
No se atreva a criticar lo hecho ahora que ya pasó.
ID:
Jangan coba mengkritikku.
EN:
So don't go playing Monday-morning quarterback now.
ES:
Así que no vayas a jugar a ser mariscal de Lunes por la mañana ahora.
EN:
What, are you gonna Monday-morning quarterback it now?
ES:
¿Que, el Lunes en la mañana vas a ser mariscal de campo ahora?
EN:
That's some Monday-morning quarterback from you!
ID:
Kau sangat gemar mengeluh!
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