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PapanatismoUncritical admiration of foreign things or famous people — the tendency to be dazzled by anything from abroad while ignoring quality at home. In Spain, papanatismo is the cultural habit of treating the foreign as automatically superior.
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Ser un pelmazoTo be an incredibly tiresome, annoying person who won't stop pestering. In Spain, a pelmazo is the person who latches on, talks endlessly about nothing, and somehow never reads the signals that everyone wants them to stop.
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Listo como el hambreExtremely clever and shrewd — someone who can't be fooled and knows how to survive any situation. Sharp as a tack and always one step ahead of everyone else.
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CacharrearTo tinker with gadgets, appliances, or mechanical things — taking things apart and putting them back together out of curiosity or to fix them. In Spain, cacharrear is the hobby of the hands-on person who can't leave a broken device alone.
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Quedar como un calcetínTo end up looking terrible, totally humiliated, or completely discredited. In Spain, quedar como un calcetín (ending up like a sock) means your reputation got wrung out — you look bad, and everyone saw it.
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Papanatismo0 votes

Uncritical admiration of foreign things or famous people — the tendency to be dazzled by anything from abroad while ignoring quality at home. In Spain, papanatismo is the cultural habit of treating the foreign as automatically superior.

alanlucena
Ser un pelmazo0 votes

To be an incredibly tiresome, annoying person who won't stop pestering. In Spain, a pelmazo is the person who latches on, talks endlessly about nothing, and somehow never reads the signals that everyone wants them to stop.

alanlucena
Listo como el hambre0 votes

Extremely clever and shrewd — someone who can't be fooled and knows how to survive any situation. Sharp as a tack and always one step ahead of everyone else.

alanlucena
Cacharrear0 votes

To tinker with gadgets, appliances, or mechanical things — taking things apart and putting them back together out of curiosity or to fix them. In Spain, cacharrear is the hobby of the hands-on person who can't leave a broken device alone.

alanlucena
Quedar como un calcetín0 votes

To end up looking terrible, totally humiliated, or completely discredited. In Spain, quedar como un calcetín (ending up like a sock) means your reputation got wrung out — you look bad, and everyone saw it.

alanlucena
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