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/Sounds like "seen" (as in "see") + "CHAHR" (as in "chat")/
To work hard and grind through effort, or to root fiercely for someone. In Argentina and Uruguay, cinchar covers both the act of laboring intensely (like a draft animal straining against a harness) and the passionate, unconditional support of a team or person.
“We need to grind to finish this before Friday.”
“The whole team pushed hard and they came out champions.”
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To work hard and grind through effort, or to root fiercely for someone. In Argentina and Uruguay, cinchar covers both the act of laboring intensely (like a draft animal straining against a harness) and the passionate, unconditional support of a team or person.
“We need to grind to finish this before Friday.”
“The whole team pushed hard and they came out champions.”
Trincar
To catch, grab, or arrest someone who was escaping or doing something wrong. In Costa Rica, Nicaragua, and Panama, getting trincado means getting caught red-handed with no way to deny it.