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Muerto de hambreA person with no resources, extremely poor, or someone who pretends to have more than they do. In the Río de la Plata region, 'muerto de hambre' is a criticism questioning someone's ability to achieve their aspirations.
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Sacar de quicioTo exasperate, to make someone lose their patience or drive them crazy. In the Southern Cone, when someone drives you crazy, you can no longer control yourself.
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Quedar en la calleTo lose everything, including a job, money, and a home. In Argentina, being left on the street is the worst possible situation. The 2001 crisis left many people literally on the street.
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Ser agua de borrajasTo turn out to be nothing significant after generating a lot of expectation. What seemed like a big event turned out to be completely unremarkable — all hype and no substance.
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Dar una manoTo offer or provide assistance to someone, often in a time of need. In the Río de la Plata region, 'dar una mano' is a common phrase used to offer help, and it's generally accepted when someone offers a hand.
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Muerto de hambre0 votes

A person with no resources, extremely poor, or someone who pretends to have more than they do. In the Río de la Plata region, 'muerto de hambre' is a criticism questioning someone's ability to achieve their aspirations.

alanlucena
Sacar de quicio0 votes

To exasperate, to make someone lose their patience or drive them crazy. In the Southern Cone, when someone drives you crazy, you can no longer control yourself.

alanlucena
Quedar en la calle0 votes

To lose everything, including a job, money, and a home. In Argentina, being left on the street is the worst possible situation. The 2001 crisis left many people literally on the street.

alanlucena
Ser agua de borrajas0 votes

To turn out to be nothing significant after generating a lot of expectation. What seemed like a big event turned out to be completely unremarkable — all hype and no substance.

alanlucena
Dar una mano0 votes

To offer or provide assistance to someone, often in a time of need. In the Río de la Plata region, 'dar una mano' is a common phrase used to offer help, and it's generally accepted when someone offers a hand.

alanlucena
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