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Montar un númeroIn Spain and Mexico, to create a dramatic or exaggerated scandal in public to draw attention to oneself. The person who 'puts on a show' knows exactly what they're doing. This expression conveys a sense of intentional, performative behavior meant to provoke a reaction or scene.
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ZoqueteA blockhead, dimwit, or someone who makes the most basic mistakes over and over. A zoquete doesn't learn no matter how many times you explain something — they're consistently, reliably clueless.
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CogerTo take, grab, or have sex depending on the country. In Spain it's completely neutral and means 'to take'; in most of Latin America it carries a strong sexual connotation that makes it awkward in everyday speech.
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CagüetaA cowardly or fearful person who prefers to stay behind rather than take risks. This term is often used to describe someone who lacks confidence or is hesitant to take action.
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BravucónA bully or blowhard who threatens and boasts about their courage but never actually follows through. A bravucón is all talk — the louder they speak, the less likely they are to back it up when it actually counts.
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Montar un número0 votes

In Spain and Mexico, to create a dramatic or exaggerated scandal in public to draw attention to oneself. The person who 'puts on a show' knows exactly what they're doing. This expression conveys a sense of intentional, performative behavior meant to provoke a reaction or scene.

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Zoquete0 votes

A blockhead, dimwit, or someone who makes the most basic mistakes over and over. A zoquete doesn't learn no matter how many times you explain something — they're consistently, reliably clueless.

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Coger0 votes

To take, grab, or have sex depending on the country. In Spain it's completely neutral and means 'to take'; in most of Latin America it carries a strong sexual connotation that makes it awkward in everyday speech.

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Cagüeta0 votes

A cowardly or fearful person who prefers to stay behind rather than take risks. This term is often used to describe someone who lacks confidence or is hesitant to take action.

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Bravucón0 votes

A bully or blowhard who threatens and boasts about their courage but never actually follows through. A bravucón is all talk — the louder they speak, the less likely they are to back it up when it actually counts.

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