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/Sounds like "ehs" (as in "egg") + "TAHR" (as in "tar") + "EHN" (as in "egg") + "BOH" (as in "boat") + "gah" (as in "garden")/
To be in fashion or at the peak of popularity at a given moment. Used in Spain, from the French "vogue," itself from the Italian nautical "vogare" (to row), capturing the idea of going with the current. Describes trends, styles, or ideas that are currently having their moment.
“Brunch is really trendy among young city-dwellers right now.”
“That trend is already over; it peaked years ago.”
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To be in fashion or at the peak of popularity at a given moment. Used in Spain, from the French "vogue," itself from the Italian nautical "vogare" (to row), capturing the idea of going with the current. Describes trends, styles, or ideas that are currently having their moment.
“Brunch is really trendy among young city-dwellers right now.”
“That trend is already over; it peaked years ago.”
Padrisimo
Absolutely incredible, the maximum level of approval in Mexico. It is the superlative of "padre" (which already means cool), so padrísimo means something that went way beyond great and left you genuinely blown away. When a Mexican says this about something, they are not being polite; they are truly impressed.