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Don't Rock the Boat

DOHNT ROK the BOHT

/doʊnt rɒk ðə boʊt/

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Syllable breakdown

Don'trocktheboat

Dictionary meaning

Avoid causing trouble or disrupting an existing situation.

Examples

  • He knew the policy was wrong but didn't want to rock the boat before his review.

Pronunciation tips

Stress on 'rock' and 'boat'.

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