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A cuál másAn expression that means all options or people in a group are equally good or bad. Each one is as good or bad as the others, highlighting the idea that there's no clear distinction or difference between them.
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Mandar al diabloTo tell someone to leave or get out of your life, often in a forceful but polite manner. In the Spanish-speaking world, it's a way of saying 'no' without being rude.
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Tirarse a la hamacaTo completely relax, do nothing, and let time pass without any responsibility. This phrase is often used to describe a carefree Sunday or a relaxing weekend.
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MaracaA Caribbean percussion instrument made from a dried gourd filled with seeds, also used as an insult in some South American countries, highlighting the dual nature of words and objects in different cultures.
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Matar dos pájaros de un tiroTo kill two birds with one stone: solving two problems or achieving two goals with a single action. It is the art of efficiency taken to its maximum expression, and the person who pulls it off always feels like a strategic genius.
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A cuál más0 votes

An expression that means all options or people in a group are equally good or bad. Each one is as good or bad as the others, highlighting the idea that there's no clear distinction or difference between them.

alanlucena
Mandar al diablo0 votes

To tell someone to leave or get out of your life, often in a forceful but polite manner. In the Spanish-speaking world, it's a way of saying 'no' without being rude.

alanlucena
Tirarse a la hamaca0 votes

To completely relax, do nothing, and let time pass without any responsibility. This phrase is often used to describe a carefree Sunday or a relaxing weekend.

alanlucena
Maraca0 votes

A Caribbean percussion instrument made from a dried gourd filled with seeds, also used as an insult in some South American countries, highlighting the dual nature of words and objects in different cultures.

alanlucena
Matar dos pájaros de un tiro0 votes

To kill two birds with one stone: solving two problems or achieving two goals with a single action. It is the art of efficiency taken to its maximum expression, and the person who pulls it off always feels like a strategic genius.

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