/Sounds like 'a-SER el DOS'/
In Mexico and Colombia, to accompany someone as their number two — to be their backup and support in a situation. The loyal wing person who has your back when you need it.
Example
"Can you back me up at that meeting? I'm nervous going in alone."
"I'll be your backup so you don't have to go by yourself."
Regional synonyms:
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/Sounds like 'a-SER el DOS'/
In Mexico and Colombia, to accompany someone as their number two — to be their backup and support in a situation. The loyal wing person who has your back when you need it.
Example
"Can you back me up at that meeting? I'm nervous going in alone."
"I'll be your backup so you don't have to go by yourself."
Regional synonyms: