/Sounds like 'es-TAR en MI-sa'/
In Spain and Latin America, to be completely spaced out — as distracted and unreachable as if you were in church with your mind somewhere else entirely. Deep in your own world.
"He was completely checked out — I asked him twice and got no reaction."
"She's always in her own world during morning meetings."
/Sounds like 'es-TAR en MI-sa'/
In Spain and Latin America, to be completely spaced out — as distracted and unreachable as if you were in church with your mind somewhere else entirely. Deep in your own world.
"He was completely checked out — I asked him twice and got no reaction."
"She's always in her own world during morning meetings."
Plop
Expresión de sorpresa o desconcierto, como quedarse sin palabras ante algo inesperado. Viene del cómic Condorito y se usa cuando algo te deja tan confundido que no sabes ni qué responder.