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/Sounds like "ehs" (as in "egg") + "tee" (as in "tea") + "RAHR" (as in "rapper") + "LAH" (as in "lava") + "PAH" (as in "park") + "tah" (as in "tar")/
To kick the bucket, to die. In Colombia and Venezuela, "estirar la pata" is the dark-humored, matter-of-fact way of saying someone (or something) has finally given out. Used equally for people and for objects that stop working, which adds a funny layer of levity to both situations.
“If you keep being that reckless, you're going to kick the bucket soon.”
“The TV finally gave up the ghost; time to get a new one.”
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To kick the bucket, to die. In Colombia and Venezuela, "estirar la pata" is the dark-humored, matter-of-fact way of saying someone (or something) has finally given out. Used equally for people and for objects that stop working, which adds a funny layer of levity to both situations.
“If you keep being that reckless, you're going to kick the bucket soon.”
“The TV finally gave up the ghost; time to get a new one.”
Pilcha
Clothing or garments in Argentina and Uruguay, especially when referring to nice or good-quality clothes. Showing off your pilchas means dressing well and looking sharp.