Mostrarse firme e insistir en algo pese a la oposición.
To be firm and insist on something despite opposition.
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Decidió plantarse con la fecha de entrega del proyecto. — She decided to put her foot down about the project deadline.
Pisó el acelerador para alcanzar al resto del tráfico. — He put his foot down to catch up with traffic.
¿Crees que se plantará en la reunión? — Do you think he will put his foot down at the meeting?
¿Puedes pisar un poco el acelerador? Llegamos tarde. — Can you put your foot down a little? We're late.
Necesito que te plantes y tomes una decisión. — I need you to put your foot down and make a decision.
Pisa el acelerador cuando veas el semáforo en verde. — Please put your foot down when you see a green light.
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