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/Sounds like "EET" (as in "eagle") + "EES" (as in "eagle") + "WHAT" + "EET" (as in "eagle") + "EES" (as in "eagle")/
A phrase of calm resignation used across Spanish-speaking countries to accept something bad that cannot be changed and move on without overthinking it. Borrowed directly from English.
“We lost the final, but it is what it is.”
“They didn't give me the position, it is what it is.”
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A phrase of calm resignation used across Spanish-speaking countries to accept something bad that cannot be changed and move on without overthinking it. Borrowed directly from English.
“We lost the final, but it is what it is.”
“They didn't give me the position, it is what it is.”
Pasarse a llevar
To disrespect someone, walk all over them, or ignore their boundaries as if they have no value. In Chile the metaphor is a vehicle running someone over: when someone "te pasa a llevar," they have rolled right through you without stopping.