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Add a word/Sounds like "koh" (as in "coat") + "mehn" (as in "met") + "tah" (as in "tar") + "REES" (as in "reed") + "tah" (as in "tar")/
Meaning
The sports analyst who provides opinion and context during a soccer broadcast alongside the play-by-play narrator. He explains tactics, questions the referee, and according to fans always loudly states what everyone already figured out ten seconds earlier.
Examples
“The commentator said it was a foul but the referee did not blow the whistle.”
“I cannot stand that commentator, he always talks way too much.”
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Meaning
The sports analyst who provides opinion and context during a soccer broadcast alongside the play-by-play narrator. He explains tactics, questions the referee, and according to fans always loudly states what everyone already figured out ten seconds earlier.
Examples
“The commentator said it was a foul but the referee did not blow the whistle.”
“I cannot stand that commentator, he always talks way too much.”
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Something good, cool, or excellent in Mexico. 'Bien padre' is the informal, enthusiastic way Mexicans praise anything they really enjoy, whether it's a movie, a place, or an experience.