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A face of disgust or rejection, as if smelling something bad, representing extreme displeasure. This facial expression is a clear sign of distaste or annoyance, often used to show someone's dissatisfaction with a situation or proposal.
“He made a face of disgust when they told him there was tripe on the menu.”
“Don't make a face of disgust, try it before judging.”
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A face of disgust or rejection, as if smelling something bad, representing extreme displeasure. This facial expression is a clear sign of distaste or annoyance, often used to show someone's dissatisfaction with a situation or proposal.
“He made a face of disgust when they told him there was tripe on the menu.”
“Don't make a face of disgust, try it before judging.”
Ando perdido
To be lost, disoriented, and unable to find your way. In Mexico, "ando perdido" uses the verb "andar" to describe a continuous state of being lost, not just a quick moment of confusion. It is the phrase you end up saying constantly when navigating Mexico City for the first time.