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Lio
/Sounds like "LYOH"/
A problem, a mess, or a secret romantic fling. In Spain having a 'lío' can mean either getting into trouble or having a hidden affair with someone.
“I've got a lío at work I don't know how to fix.”
“Did you know María has a lío with the neighbor? They see each other in secret.”
Lío
/Sounds like "LEE" (as in "lead") + "oh" (as in "oh")/
A secret romantic fling or hidden affair. In Spain having a "lio" means something is going on with someone on the side: not an official partner, not declared to anyone, just something carried in silence.
“Did you know Maria has a thing going with the neighbor? They meet in secret.”
“He's been in that secret affair for months and his partner has no idea.”
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Lio
/Sounds like "LYOH"/
A problem, a mess, or a secret romantic fling. In Spain having a 'lío' can mean either getting into trouble or having a hidden affair with someone.
“I've got a lío at work I don't know how to fix.”
“Did you know María has a lío with the neighbor? They see each other in secret.”
Lío
/Sounds like "LEE" (as in "lead") + "oh" (as in "oh")/
A secret romantic fling or hidden affair. In Spain having a "lio" means something is going on with someone on the side: not an official partner, not declared to anyone, just something carried in silence.
“Did you know Maria has a thing going with the neighbor? They meet in secret.”
“He's been in that secret affair for months and his partner has no idea.”
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Jalado
Failed, as in flunking an exam or a course in Peru. When you get 'jalado,' it means you did so badly that not even grading on a curve could save you. The word literally means 'pulled,' as in pulled down or pulled out of the passing list.