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CuradaSomething very funny, amusing, or that causes a lot of laughter. In Mexico, 'qué curada' is said in response to something you found awesome or hilarious.
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Fijarse en el detalleTo notice an important detail that others have overlooked. To have a critical eye for what is not obvious at first glance.
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Plot twistAn unexpected twist or turn of events, just like in movies. When life gives you a plot twist, nobody saw it coming — it recontextualizes everything that came before and leaves you scrambling to adjust.
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ChambitaA small, informal job or work gig. The diminutive 'chambita' reduces the weight of the word 'chamba' (job), implying something minor or temporary.
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Echarse un clavadoTo dive headfirst into something, to explore a topic in-depth or to thoroughly review something. In Mexico, it can also mean to take a plunge into water.
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Curada0 votes

Something very funny, amusing, or that causes a lot of laughter. In Mexico, 'qué curada' is said in response to something you found awesome or hilarious.

alanlucena
Fijarse en el detalle0 votes

To notice an important detail that others have overlooked. To have a critical eye for what is not obvious at first glance.

alanlucena
Plot twist0 votes

An unexpected twist or turn of events, just like in movies. When life gives you a plot twist, nobody saw it coming — it recontextualizes everything that came before and leaves you scrambling to adjust.

alanlucena
Chambita0 votes

A small, informal job or work gig. The diminutive 'chambita' reduces the weight of the word 'chamba' (job), implying something minor or temporary.

alanlucena
Echarse un clavado0 votes

To dive headfirst into something, to explore a topic in-depth or to thoroughly review something. In Mexico, it can also mean to take a plunge into water.

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