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Dejar plantadoTo stand someone up, or to fail to appear at a scheduled meeting or appointment without notice, is one of the most disrespectful things you can do.
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PitazoA referee's whistle signaling the start, end, or a foul in a soccer game. It can also refer to a privileged piece of information or a timely warning.
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RematadoSomeone completely crazy, unpredictable, and lacking self-control, used across the Spanish-speaking world
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Tirar la pelotaTo pass the buck, to dodge responsibility by pushing it onto someone else. Like tossing a ball to the next person so you do not have to deal with it. Common in Argentina and Uruguay when talking about people who avoid taking ownership of a problem.
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Ojo por ojoAn eye for an eye: the principle of taking revenge that exactly matches the harm received. In everyday Spanish it is used to justify payback and getting even, and is the foundation of the idea that justice means suffering equal consequences.
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Dejar plantado0 votes

To stand someone up, or to fail to appear at a scheduled meeting or appointment without notice, is one of the most disrespectful things you can do.

alanlucena
Pitazo0 votes

A referee's whistle signaling the start, end, or a foul in a soccer game. It can also refer to a privileged piece of information or a timely warning.

alanlucena
Rematado0 votes

Someone completely crazy, unpredictable, and lacking self-control, used across the Spanish-speaking world

alanlucena
Tirar la pelota0 votes

To pass the buck, to dodge responsibility by pushing it onto someone else. Like tossing a ball to the next person so you do not have to deal with it. Common in Argentina and Uruguay when talking about people who avoid taking ownership of a problem.

alanlucena
Ojo por ojo0 votes

An eye for an eye: the principle of taking revenge that exactly matches the harm received. In everyday Spanish it is used to justify payback and getting even, and is the foundation of the idea that justice means suffering equal consequences.

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