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TeleForma coloquial de decir televisión, usada en toda Latinoamérica y España. 'Prender la tele' es encender la televisión, y 'apagar la tele' es apagarla, aunque nadie la apaga cuando hay partido.
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Popping offWhen someone suddenly explodes in popularity or in a situation without warning. Can also mean going off uncontrollably — starting a loud or intense reaction with little restraint.
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Say lessNo need to say more — understood, I'm already on it. The most efficient agreement in modern casual English, adopted into Spanish conversation to confirm you're fully aligned without any further explanation needed.
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Hacer malabaresTo juggle multiple difficult responsibilities simultaneously without letting any of them drop — the defining skill of the modern adult managing work, family, studies, and everything in between.
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GamberroA troublemaker, vandal, or rowdy individual who causes disorder and mischief in public. In Spain, gamberro is the word for the person who breaks windows, makes noise at night, and generally disrupts the peace for their own entertainment.
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Tele0 votes

Forma coloquial de decir televisión, usada en toda Latinoamérica y España. 'Prender la tele' es encender la televisión, y 'apagar la tele' es apagarla, aunque nadie la apaga cuando hay partido.

alanlucena
Popping off0 votes

When someone suddenly explodes in popularity or in a situation without warning. Can also mean going off uncontrollably — starting a loud or intense reaction with little restraint.

alanlucena
Say less0 votes

No need to say more — understood, I'm already on it. The most efficient agreement in modern casual English, adopted into Spanish conversation to confirm you're fully aligned without any further explanation needed.

alanlucena
Hacer malabares0 votes

To juggle multiple difficult responsibilities simultaneously without letting any of them drop — the defining skill of the modern adult managing work, family, studies, and everything in between.

alanlucena
Gamberro0 votes

A troublemaker, vandal, or rowdy individual who causes disorder and mischief in public. In Spain, gamberro is the word for the person who breaks windows, makes noise at night, and generally disrupts the peace for their own entertainment.

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