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/Sounds like "boh" (as in "boat") + "TAH" (as in "tar") + "doh" (as in "door")/
Something extremely easy, a total breeze. In Colombia and Venezuela, "botado" describes a task, exam, or challenge that turned out to be far simpler than expected. If you finish in half the time and barely tried, it was botado.
“That exam was a total breeze, I finished it in twenty minutes.”
“The match was ridiculously easy, we won five to nothing without even trying.”
/Sounds like "boh" (as in "boat") + "TAH" (as in "tar") + "doh" (as in "door")/
Dirt cheap, almost free, priced so low it doesn't seem real. In Colombia and Venezuela, saying something is 'botado' is the signal you can't pass it up because it won't be this cheap again.
“That TV is a steal, buy it now!”
“The mangoes are going for practically nothing at the plaza today.”
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/Sounds like "boh" (as in "boat") + "TAH" (as in "tar") + "doh" (as in "door")/
Something extremely easy, a total breeze. In Colombia and Venezuela, "botado" describes a task, exam, or challenge that turned out to be far simpler than expected. If you finish in half the time and barely tried, it was botado.
“That exam was a total breeze, I finished it in twenty minutes.”
“The match was ridiculously easy, we won five to nothing without even trying.”
/Sounds like "boh" (as in "boat") + "TAH" (as in "tar") + "doh" (as in "door")/
Dirt cheap, almost free, priced so low it doesn't seem real. In Colombia and Venezuela, saying something is 'botado' is the signal you can't pass it up because it won't be this cheap again.
“That TV is a steal, buy it now!”
“The mangoes are going for practically nothing at the plaza today.”
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Poner los cuernos
To cheat on your partner. Used across Spain and Latin America, the "cuernos" (horns) imagery comes from an old European tradition where a betrayed husband was said to grow horns. The betrayal rarely stays secret for long and almost always ends up as the group chat's main topic for weeks.