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Ponerle el dedo en la llagaTo pinpoint exactly the most sensitive or painful aspect of someone or a situation, often revealing a deep-seated issue or vulnerability.
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Matar dos pájaros de un tiroTo kill two birds with one stone: solving two problems or achieving two goals with a single action. It is the art of efficiency taken to its maximum expression, and the person who pulls it off always feels like a strategic genius.
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Peinar canasTo be an adult, have experience and knowledge gained from years lived. Someone who has gray hair knows what they're doing.
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No moverle ni un peloTo be completely unaffected by something, to be completely indifferent. Someone who is not moved by anything is not bothered by anything.
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Quemar etapasTo progress too quickly, skipping essential steps in a natural process. This phrase is often used to describe someone who rushes through a learning experience.
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Ponerle el dedo en la llaga0 votes

To pinpoint exactly the most sensitive or painful aspect of someone or a situation, often revealing a deep-seated issue or vulnerability.

alanlucena
Matar dos pájaros de un tiro0 votes

To kill two birds with one stone: solving two problems or achieving two goals with a single action. It is the art of efficiency taken to its maximum expression, and the person who pulls it off always feels like a strategic genius.

alanlucena
Peinar canas0 votes

To be an adult, have experience and knowledge gained from years lived. Someone who has gray hair knows what they're doing.

alanlucena
No moverle ni un pelo0 votes

To be completely unaffected by something, to be completely indifferent. Someone who is not moved by anything is not bothered by anything.

alanlucena
Quemar etapas0 votes

To progress too quickly, skipping essential steps in a natural process. This phrase is often used to describe someone who rushes through a learning experience.

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