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Estar en el limboTo be in limbo — stuck in an undefined situation, not knowing what's going to happen. The total uncertainty of someone who doesn't know if something will continue or end.
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Ser un espabilaoA clever person with a crafty streak — someone who knows how to work a situation to their advantage. Can be positive or negative depending on context.
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Llevarse el gato al aguaTo get what you're after, win in a competitive or difficult situation. The achievement of whoever finally gets what everyone wanted — the spoils go to the one who wins.
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Estar con el agua al cuelloTo be in a very difficult, urgent situation — on the verge of being overwhelmed by problems. The pressure of someone who can barely keep their head above water.
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ZampabollosSomeone who eats a lot and fast, with no manners. The kind of person who swallows everything in sight without leaving anything for others.
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Estar en el limbo0 votes

To be in limbo — stuck in an undefined situation, not knowing what's going to happen. The total uncertainty of someone who doesn't know if something will continue or end.

alanlucena
Ser un espabilao0 votes

A clever person with a crafty streak — someone who knows how to work a situation to their advantage. Can be positive or negative depending on context.

alanlucena
Llevarse el gato al agua0 votes

To get what you're after, win in a competitive or difficult situation. The achievement of whoever finally gets what everyone wanted — the spoils go to the one who wins.

alanlucena
Estar con el agua al cuello0 votes

To be in a very difficult, urgent situation — on the verge of being overwhelmed by problems. The pressure of someone who can barely keep their head above water.

alanlucena
Zampabollos0 votes

Someone who eats a lot and fast, with no manners. The kind of person who swallows everything in sight without leaving anything for others.

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