/Sounds like 'DAR el PAH-loh'/
To steal, beat up, or bother someone, depending on the context. In Spain, 'dar el palo' can mean robbing a bank or simply being a burden.
Example
"They gave him a beating right in the center of Madrid."
"What a hassle to have to work on Saturday."
Regional synonyms:
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/Sounds like 'DAR el PAH-loh'/
To steal, beat up, or bother someone, depending on the context. In Spain, 'dar el palo' can mean robbing a bank or simply being a burden.
Example
"They gave him a beating right in the center of Madrid."
"What a hassle to have to work on Saturday."
Regional synonyms: