generate enmity
The Spanish phrase 'generar enemistad' translates to 'generate enmity' in English. It's used to express the act of causing hostility or ill will between people or groups. It can be used in diverse contexts, usually where there is a circumstance leading to tension or animosity. The verb 'generar' in Spanish means 'to generate or produce' and 'enemistad' means 'enmity or hostility', hence together they form this phrase.
I hope this decision will not generate enmity between us.
This phrase refers to a concern that an action or decision might cause negative feelings or conflict in a relationship. It expresses the speaker's hope that such an outcome can be avoided.
Enrique's actions can generate enmity within the team.
In this phrase, the speaker is expressing concern about potential consequences of someone's actions. They believe that Enrique's actions could cause conflict or tension within the team.
I said nothing to avoid generating enmity with her.
The speaker in this sentence chose to stay silent rather than stir up conflict. They were concerned that their words could lead to animosity or a falling out with the person they're referring to.