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/Sounds like "chahm" (as in "chat") + "PYOHN"/
Athletic sneakers in Uruguay. Comes from the Champion brand but got generalized as the name for any casual athletic footwear, just like saying 'tenis' in Mexico or 'zapatillas' in Argentina.
“I got some new championes for running.”
“Those championes are worn out, you need new ones.”
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/Sounds like "chahm" (as in "chat") + "PYOHN"/
Athletic sneakers in Uruguay. Comes from the Champion brand but got generalized as the name for any casual athletic footwear, just like saying 'tenis' in Mexico or 'zapatillas' in Argentina.
“I got some new championes for running.”
“Those championes are worn out, you need new ones.”
Hacer el indio
In Spain, to act the fool, clown around, or behave in a silly and inappropriate way. Hacer el indio is playful buffoonery in casual use, though the expression carries dated connotations that many now prefer to avoid.