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To insist on unreasonable demands or conditions despite opposition, often in a stubborn or forceful manner.
上司は無理難題を押し通して、社員に残業を強要した。
The boss insisted on unreasonable demands and forced employees to work overtime.
彼は無理難題を押し通して、契約を成立させた。
He forced his way through unreasonable demands and got the contract signed.
This phrase is often used to describe someone who is stubborn or inflexible in their demands, even when they are unreasonable.
This phrase is typically used to describe someone who is being stubborn or inflexible in their demands, often in a negative light.
This phrase has a negative connotation and is often used to criticize someone's behavior.
The phrase combines '無理難題' (unreasonable demands) and '押し通す' (to force one's way through), emphasizing stubborn insistence on unreasonable conditions.
This phrase is often used in contexts where someone is being unreasonable or inflexible, and it carries a negative connotation.