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Estar empiladoTo be head over heels or infatuated with someone in Chile, when that person has you completely lovesick. You can't stop thinking about them day and night, and everything reminds you of them.
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Estar enganchadoTo be hooked on someone romantically or addicted to something you can't let go of. When that person or thing has you trapped and you can't stop thinking about them even if you want to move on.
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Dar ascoAn ironic use where 'dar asco' (to be disgusting) actually means something is incredibly good — so good it's offensive. It's sarcasm turned into an expression: 'da asco lo bien que canta' means she's an insanely good singer.
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ShortAthletic or casual shorts, taken directly from English and adopted across all of Latin America. The essential garment for summer, the gym, and those days when the heat won't allow anything longer.
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Estar en las últimasTo be on your last legs — about to run out of money, energy, patience, or life itself at its most dramatic. The final limit where there's nothing left to give or try, rock bottom.
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Estar empilado0 votes

To be head over heels or infatuated with someone in Chile, when that person has you completely lovesick. You can't stop thinking about them day and night, and everything reminds you of them.

alanlucena
Estar enganchado0 votes

To be hooked on someone romantically or addicted to something you can't let go of. When that person or thing has you trapped and you can't stop thinking about them even if you want to move on.

alanlucena
Dar asco0 votes

An ironic use where 'dar asco' (to be disgusting) actually means something is incredibly good — so good it's offensive. It's sarcasm turned into an expression: 'da asco lo bien que canta' means she's an insanely good singer.

alanlucena
Short0 votes

Athletic or casual shorts, taken directly from English and adopted across all of Latin America. The essential garment for summer, the gym, and those days when the heat won't allow anything longer.

alanlucena
Estar en las últimas0 votes

To be on your last legs — about to run out of money, energy, patience, or life itself at its most dramatic. The final limit where there's nothing left to give or try, rock bottom.

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