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VendidoTraidor que fue comprado o sobornado para actuar en favor de otro. En el fútbol se le grita al árbitro que parece estar cobrando en favor del equipo contrario, acusándolo de haber recibido dinero para inclinar el marcador.
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CachifaA housekeeper or domestic worker in Venezuela. The term is used casually across the country to refer to the person who helps with cleaning and household chores. Depending on the tone, it can sound dismissive, so some people prefer not to use it, but it remains part of everyday Venezuelan vocabulary.
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AjumadoA person who is extremely drunk and visibly intoxicated, to the point where it's impossible to hide the effects of alcohol. This term is commonly used in Colombia and Venezuela to describe someone who has had too much to drink.
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AmargadoA person who's always in a bad mood, negative, and doesn't enjoy absolutely anything in life. They're the one who ruins everyone's plans with their pessimistic attitude and ability to drain the group's energy.
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A fullAt maximum level, with all possible power or energy, holding nothing back. The anglicism all of Latin America adopted without a second thought to describe when something or someone is giving a hundred percent.
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Vendido0 votes

Traidor que fue comprado o sobornado para actuar en favor de otro. En el fútbol se le grita al árbitro que parece estar cobrando en favor del equipo contrario, acusándolo de haber recibido dinero para inclinar el marcador.

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Cachifa0 votes

A housekeeper or domestic worker in Venezuela. The term is used casually across the country to refer to the person who helps with cleaning and household chores. Depending on the tone, it can sound dismissive, so some people prefer not to use it, but it remains part of everyday Venezuelan vocabulary.

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Ajumado0 votes

A person who is extremely drunk and visibly intoxicated, to the point where it's impossible to hide the effects of alcohol. This term is commonly used in Colombia and Venezuela to describe someone who has had too much to drink.

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Amargado0 votes

A person who's always in a bad mood, negative, and doesn't enjoy absolutely anything in life. They're the one who ruins everyone's plans with their pessimistic attitude and ability to drain the group's energy.

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A full0 votes

At maximum level, with all possible power or energy, holding nothing back. The anglicism all of Latin America adopted without a second thought to describe when something or someone is giving a hundred percent.

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