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ChorearTo steal, take something that doesn't belong to you, or swindle. The extent of the theft can vary from small to large.
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ChanchoA pig, dirty person, or glutton. Can also describe work done sloppily and carelessly, without any attention to quality or neatness.
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GoleadorIn football, a player who consistently scores goals, always being in the right place at the right time. A team without a goal-scorer is unlikely to win a title.
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VueltasUnnecessary detours, roundabout explanations, or beating around the bush instead of getting to the point. Giving vueltas means you're dodging the real answer and frustrating everyone waiting for a straight response.
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CarretearTo go out and party, have a great time at night. In Chile, carretear is the verb that defines the weekend — it implies bars, dancing, staying out late, and waking up the next day with stories to tell.
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Chorear0 votes

To steal, take something that doesn't belong to you, or swindle. The extent of the theft can vary from small to large.

alanlucena
Chancho0 votes

A pig, dirty person, or glutton. Can also describe work done sloppily and carelessly, without any attention to quality or neatness.

alanlucena
Goleador0 votes

In football, a player who consistently scores goals, always being in the right place at the right time. A team without a goal-scorer is unlikely to win a title.

alanlucena
Vueltas0 votes

Unnecessary detours, roundabout explanations, or beating around the bush instead of getting to the point. Giving vueltas means you're dodging the real answer and frustrating everyone waiting for a straight response.

alanlucena
Carretear0 votes

To go out and party, have a great time at night. In Chile, carretear is the verb that defines the weekend — it implies bars, dancing, staying out late, and waking up the next day with stories to tell.

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