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EmbarrarlaTo screw up, mess things up badly, or make a mistake that disappoints everyone around you. In Colombia, embarrarla (to mud it up) is the go-to expression for when you've made a serious error and there's no way to pretend otherwise.
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CepilloThe office suck-up who constantly flatters the boss or whoever is in power to get special treatment. In Colombia and Venezuela the cepillo always has a compliment ready and never once has a contradicting thought.
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PelecharTo improve financially or in general after a rough and tight period. In Colombia and Venezuela saying someone 'ya pelechó' is celebrating that things turned around and they're no longer scraping by.
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EmbolsadoSomeone who was convinced or manipulated into doing something they didn't want to do. In Colombia embolsado is the one who got talked into it by someone else and is now stuck inside something with no way out.
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Tener entre ojosHaving a strong dislike or grudge against someone, being unable to tolerate them from the start, often due to a past conflict or misunderstanding that has created lasting tension.
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Embarrarla0 votes

To screw up, mess things up badly, or make a mistake that disappoints everyone around you. In Colombia, embarrarla (to mud it up) is the go-to expression for when you've made a serious error and there's no way to pretend otherwise.

alanlucena
Cepillo0 votes

The office suck-up who constantly flatters the boss or whoever is in power to get special treatment. In Colombia and Venezuela the cepillo always has a compliment ready and never once has a contradicting thought.

alanlucena
Pelechar0 votes

To improve financially or in general after a rough and tight period. In Colombia and Venezuela saying someone 'ya pelechó' is celebrating that things turned around and they're no longer scraping by.

alanlucena
Embolsado0 votes

Someone who was convinced or manipulated into doing something they didn't want to do. In Colombia embolsado is the one who got talked into it by someone else and is now stuck inside something with no way out.

alanlucena
Tener entre ojos0 votes

Having a strong dislike or grudge against someone, being unable to tolerate them from the start, often due to a past conflict or misunderstanding that has created lasting tension.

alanlucena
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