Secretly, on the down low, or with low intensity, when you want to admit something without making it public. It's the same English word "lowkey" adopted into Spanish slang by Gen Z across Latin America and Spain, used exactly the same way as in English internet culture.

To post something on Twitter/X, to share a thought or opinion on the social network. It's the verb describing the activity of millions of daily users.

To work really hard, as if you're hacking away with a machete in the field under the blazing sun. In school context, it also means to study intensely before an exam with everything you've got.

When a program or system unexpectedly closes and stops working without warning. It's the Spanish verb form of the English word "crash," adapted with the "-ear" ending that Spanish speakers love to use when adopting tech terms. The digital nightmare that erases your unsaved work without mercy.