/Sounds like 'KLAH-bar'/
To overcharge, rip off, or straight-up steal from someone by exploiting their trust. Getting clavado means you paid way too much, got scammed, or someone took advantage of you — and usually you didn't see it coming.
"Me clavaron cien pesos de más en el mercado."
"Ojo con ese mecánico, te clava si no sabes de carros. → They overcharged me a hundred pesos at the market."
"Watch out for that mechanic, he'll rip you off if you don't know cars."
/Sounds like 'KLAH-bar'/
To overcharge, rip off, or straight-up steal from someone by exploiting their trust. Getting clavado means you paid way too much, got scammed, or someone took advantage of you — and usually you didn't see it coming.
"Me clavaron cien pesos de más en el mercado."
"Ojo con ese mecánico, te clava si no sabes de carros. → They overcharged me a hundred pesos at the market."
"Watch out for that mechanic, he'll rip you off if you don't know cars."