Meter a alguien en una situación difícil sin salida.
To force someone into a difficult situation with no way out.
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Siento que me estás acorralando. — I feel like you're backing me into a corner here.
El gato se arrinconó durante la tormenta. — The cat backed into a corner during the storm.
Lo arrinconó durante la negociación. — She backed him into a corner during the negotiation.
¿Viste al perro retroceder hasta el rincón? — Did you see the dog back into a corner?
No la acorrales; déjala hablar con libertad. — Don’t back her into a corner; let her speak freely.
No te metas en un rincón, por favor; hay espacio para moverse. — Please don't back into a corner; there’s space to move.
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