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To take off at full speed, rushing out because you're late or in a hurry. In Mexico, "irse en chinga" means hauling ass to get somewhere fast.
“I bolted out the door because I was already super late for work.”
“Let's go now, the movie's about to start.”
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To take off at full speed, rushing out because you're late or in a hurry. In Mexico, "irse en chinga" means hauling ass to get somewhere fast.
“I bolted out the door because I was already super late for work.”
“Let's go now, the movie's about to start.”
Someone from northern Mexico, from states like Sonora, Chihuahua, Nuevo León, or Sinaloa. Norteños have their own accent, a strong ranching and border culture, a love of norteño and banda music, and a cuisine heavy on beef cuts you rarely find in the south. The term can be descriptive or worn as a badge of regional pride.