Season 3 · Episode 42
Bluey
Bluey wants to know why Dad’s always bossing her around!

Literally 'it finished', but used as a sharp conversational closer to shut down an argument or announce a final decision with no room for negotiation.
Used to describe a strict, authoritarian style of managing or parenting. The image of a heavy hand conveys control and severity in a way that 'strict' alone does not capture.
Literally 'we will see already', but carries a defiant or dismissive tone, implying the speaker doubts the other person's claim or refuses to commit. Context determines whether it is merely neutral or subtly challenging.
A fixed-phrase expression of reluctant or cautious agreement. It signals the speaker is not fully convinced but is willing to try, carrying a tone beyond a plain 'let's try'.