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Phrases · Common Idiomatic Expressions
To have a complaint or grievance with someone
John: 'I have a bone to pick with you; you forgot to submit your report.'<br>
Alice: 'I apologize; I'll submit it right away.'
John: 'You're right, I was wrong to do that.'
Alice: 'I have a bone to pick with John; he didn't share the credit for our joint project.'<br>
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