give (someone) what's coming (to him or her)



give (someone) what's coming (to him or her)

To give someone that which he or she deserves, which can be a reward or retribution, depending on the situation. Don't worry about those stool pigeons, we'll be sure to give them what's coming. After all her hard work, I really hope the company finally gives Mary what's coming to her.
See also: coming, give

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Concettinakon-chet-TEE-nahItalian
IuliaYOO:-li-a (Ancient Roman)Romanian, Ancient Roman
Lauma-Latvian, Baltic Mythology
Rosenda-Spanish
Faiza-Arabic
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