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/Sounds like the English word "main" (same pronunciation) + the English word "character" (same pronunciation)/
The attitude of thinking you're the protagonist of a movie where everything revolves around you. It can be positive as healthy self-esteem, or an insult when someone's way too self-centered.
“I'm feeling main character today, everything's going my way.”
“Drop the main character syndrome and chill out.”
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/Sounds like the English word "main" (same pronunciation) + the English word "character" (same pronunciation)/
The attitude of thinking you're the protagonist of a movie where everything revolves around you. It can be positive as healthy self-esteem, or an insult when someone's way too self-centered.
“I'm feeling main character today, everything's going my way.”
“Drop the main character syndrome and chill out.”
Dejar con la boca abierta
To leave someone completely speechless, to surprise or impress so intensely that they have no immediate reaction. Used in Spain for anything unexpected or extraordinary that blows past what anyone could have anticipated.