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/Sounds like "ahn" (as in "art") + "toh" (as in "toll") + "HAHR" (as in "hard") + "seh" (as in "set")/
To suddenly and intensely crave something, usually food. Cravings in Spanish do not ask for permission: they just happen, often at the worst possible hour, and "antojarse" captures that spontaneous, irresistible pull perfectly.
“I got a craving for pizza at two in the morning.”
“What are you craving for dinner tonight?”
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To suddenly and intensely crave something, usually food. Cravings in Spanish do not ask for permission: they just happen, often at the worst possible hour, and "antojarse" captures that spontaneous, irresistible pull perfectly.
“I got a craving for pizza at two in the morning.”
“What are you craving for dinner tonight?”
Darle atole con el dedo
To string someone along with empty promises, half-truths, or vague reassurances that keep them pacified without ever resolving the actual problem. A classic Mexican bureaucratic tactic: you leave every conversation feeling like something was said, but nothing was actually done.