/em-bro-MAR/
To bother, mess with, or seriously inconvenience someone through annoying actions or practical damage. In Argentina and Uruguay, 'embromar' covers everything from a prank that went too far to a genuinely damaging action that made someone's life harder. The intent varies; the annoyance doesn't.
"Stop messing with me, I'm trying to concentrate."
"He really messed things up for me by forgetting to send the documents."
/em-bro-MAR/
To bother, mess with, or seriously inconvenience someone through annoying actions or practical damage. In Argentina and Uruguay, 'embromar' covers everything from a prank that went too far to a genuinely damaging action that made someone's life harder. The intent varies; the annoyance doesn't.
"Stop messing with me, I'm trying to concentrate."
"He really messed things up for me by forgetting to send the documents."