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Camarón a quien se duermeA shortened version of the proverb that warns people to always be alert and take advantage of opportunities, or they will be lost, highlighting the importance of being proactive and vigilant in life.
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Tener cañaHaving strength, intensity, or a lot of energy to do something. In Colombia, 'caña' refers to the drive and power you put into what you do, making it a key factor in achieving success or excellence.
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Hacer un favor al cadáverDoing something that doesn't make sense or is no longer useful, often too late to make a difference. In Colombia, it's an expression of total irony, highlighting the futility of an action.
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Sacar provechoTo make the most of a situation, resource, or person to gain a benefit. This phrase is often used to describe someone who seizes opportunities and doesn't waste any chance.
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Mandar al diabloTo tell someone to leave or get out of your life, often in a forceful but polite manner. In the Spanish-speaking world, it's a way of saying 'no' without being rude.
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Camarón a quien se duerme0 votes

A shortened version of the proverb that warns people to always be alert and take advantage of opportunities, or they will be lost, highlighting the importance of being proactive and vigilant in life.

alanlucena
Tener caña0 votes

Having strength, intensity, or a lot of energy to do something. In Colombia, 'caña' refers to the drive and power you put into what you do, making it a key factor in achieving success or excellence.

alanlucena
Hacer un favor al cadáver0 votes

Doing something that doesn't make sense or is no longer useful, often too late to make a difference. In Colombia, it's an expression of total irony, highlighting the futility of an action.

alanlucena
Sacar provecho0 votes

To make the most of a situation, resource, or person to gain a benefit. This phrase is often used to describe someone who seizes opportunities and doesn't waste any chance.

alanlucena
Mandar al diablo0 votes

To tell someone to leave or get out of your life, often in a forceful but polite manner. In the Spanish-speaking world, it's a way of saying 'no' without being rude.

alanlucena
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