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/Sounds like "KWAH" (as in "quack") + "drah" (as in "draft")/
A city block in South America. It is the stretch of houses along your street where everyone knows each other, kids play soccer on the sidewalk every afternoon, and neighborhood gossip travels fast. The basic social unit of barrio life in Argentina, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, and Venezuela.
“The whole block came to the party, not a single person was missing.”
“The kids on the block organize a soccer game every afternoon.”
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/Sounds like "KWAH" (as in "quack") + "drah" (as in "draft")/
A city block in South America. It is the stretch of houses along your street where everyone knows each other, kids play soccer on the sidewalk every afternoon, and neighborhood gossip travels fast. The basic social unit of barrio life in Argentina, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, and Venezuela.
“The whole block came to the party, not a single person was missing.”
“The kids on the block organize a soccer game every afternoon.”
Sacado de onda
A Mexican expression for someone who's freaked out, disoriented, or mentally somewhere else. The literal idea is being 'pulled out of your wavelength,' as if your brain got disconnected from reality for a moment. It describes anyone reacting weirdly, losing their train of thought, or just acting off.