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/Sounds like "EER" (as in "eagle") + "soh" (as in "solo") + "BRAH" (as in "bra") + "doh" (as in "door")/
In Spain, to have way more than enough of something with room to spare, or to act overconfident. "Ir sobrado de tiempo" means having plenty of time; "ir de sobrado" means acting cocky.
“I've got tons of time, we'll get there no problem.”
“Don't go in overconfident to the exam, that's how things go wrong.”
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In Spain, to have way more than enough of something with room to spare, or to act overconfident. "Ir sobrado de tiempo" means having plenty of time; "ir de sobrado" means acting cocky.
“I've got tons of time, we'll get there no problem.”
“Don't go in overconfident to the exam, that's how things go wrong.”
Bajarse del burro
To back down, admit you were wrong, or stop clinging to a losing position. In Mexico and Guatemala, when someone finally "baja del burro" (gets off the donkey), they drop the ego and accept reality. The image is concrete: a stubborn rider who finally dismounts and admits the journey is over.