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Something that is crooked, uneven, or off-kilter in Mexico. Can describe a physical object that is not straight or aligned, or something that is just not working right.
“The table is crooked, put something under it to level it.”
“That picture ended up tilted, adjust it a bit to the right.”
/Sounds like "CHOH" (as in "chose") + "koh" (as in "coat")/
A person who's missing an eye or is one-eyed in Mexico, said directly and without filter as is Mexican custom. Also used for something that's crooked, misaligned, or not working right.
“He lost an eye after the accident.”
“The table's crooked, put something under it.”
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/Sounds like "CHOH" (as in "chose") + "koh" (as in "coat")/
Something that is crooked, uneven, or off-kilter in Mexico. Can describe a physical object that is not straight or aligned, or something that is just not working right.
“The table is crooked, put something under it to level it.”
“That picture ended up tilted, adjust it a bit to the right.”
/Sounds like "CHOH" (as in "chose") + "koh" (as in "coat")/
A person who's missing an eye or is one-eyed in Mexico, said directly and without filter as is Mexican custom. Also used for something that's crooked, misaligned, or not working right.
“He lost an eye after the accident.”
“The table's crooked, put something under it.”
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Tirar un centro
In soccer, to cross the ball from the wings into the central area of the field, so a teammate can finish it with a shot or header. It's a classic, fundamental play in any match, and one of the most exciting moments in soccer when the cross finds the right head at the right moment for a goal.