Lingaku- to leave the matter at that
- to be prepared to let go
- to be willing to take things lying down
Generated: This phrase is used when someone decides to not pursue a conflict or issue further and allows matters to rest as they are.
He decided to leave the matter at that and not pursue it any further.
Generated: This meaning indicates an attitude of acceptance and resolution in order to move on from a disagreement or difficult situation.
After much thought, he was finally prepared to let go and move on from the past.
Generated: This phrase implies a readiness to accept unfavorable situations or outcomes without fighting back.
He is unwilling to take things lying down and always endures unfair treatment.
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