/es-TAR kon el A-gwa al KWE-yo/
To be in a very difficult, urgent situation — on the verge of being overwhelmed by problems. The pressure of someone who can barely keep their head above water.
"She's drowning in debt."
"The company is in dire straits — they need investment urgently."
/es-TAR kon el A-gwa al KWE-yo/
To be in a very difficult, urgent situation — on the verge of being overwhelmed by problems. The pressure of someone who can barely keep their head above water.
"She's drowning in debt."
"The company is in dire straits — they need investment urgently."
Cabal
Exactamente, así es, correcto. En Guatemala, El Salvador y Honduras es la forma más directa de confirmar algo, como un "exacto" pero con sabor centroamericano que se usa en cualquier conversación.