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Dar vueltasIn Spanish, to go around and around mentally — obsessively thinking about the same thing without ever reaching a conclusion. Circular thinking that keeps you stuck in the same loop.
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Pena ajenaThe embarrassment one feels when witnessing something ridiculous or shameful that another person does, even if that person doesn't care. This type of embarrassment can be worse than one's own.
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Copiar un examenTo cheat on an exam, whether by looking at a classmate's answers or using a hidden cheat sheet. In Argentina and Chile copying an exam is an art with its own techniques and consequences.
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Estar en la buenaTo be on a good streak, lucky, with the wind at your back. In the Southern Cone 'estar en la buena' is the positive run that everyone wants to last. The exact opposite of estar en la mala.
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Echar leña al fuegoTo make a difficult situation worse by adding more conflict where there's already plenty of tension. Whoever fans the flames knows the fire will grow — and does it anyway.
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Dar vueltas0 votes

In Spanish, to go around and around mentally — obsessively thinking about the same thing without ever reaching a conclusion. Circular thinking that keeps you stuck in the same loop.

alanlucena
Pena ajena0 votes

The embarrassment one feels when witnessing something ridiculous or shameful that another person does, even if that person doesn't care. This type of embarrassment can be worse than one's own.

alanlucena
Copiar un examen0 votes

To cheat on an exam, whether by looking at a classmate's answers or using a hidden cheat sheet. In Argentina and Chile copying an exam is an art with its own techniques and consequences.

alanlucena
Estar en la buena0 votes

To be on a good streak, lucky, with the wind at your back. In the Southern Cone 'estar en la buena' is the positive run that everyone wants to last. The exact opposite of estar en la mala.

alanlucena
Echar leña al fuego0 votes

To make a difficult situation worse by adding more conflict where there's already plenty of tension. Whoever fans the flames knows the fire will grow — and does it anyway.

alanlucena
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