/ir al FREN-te/
To confront someone directly or to rat someone out without any hesitation. In Argentina 'ir al frente' can be brave or treacherous depending entirely on context. The person who goes to the front doesn't hide.
"He went straight to the boss and told him everything."
"If you know he did something wrong, going to the front is the right call."
/ir al FREN-te/
To confront someone directly or to rat someone out without any hesitation. In Argentina 'ir al frente' can be brave or treacherous depending entirely on context. The person who goes to the front doesn't hide.
"He went straight to the boss and told him everything."
"If you know he did something wrong, going to the front is the right call."
Pasar
No importarle nada, ignorar completamente algo o a alguien. En España 'pasar de' es la forma más directa de decir que te da igual y no quieres saber nada.