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/Sounds like "mah" (as in "mark") + "rrah" + "NAH" (as in "nacho") + "dah" (as in "dart")/
A dirty, dishonest, or deeply tasteless action. Calling something a marranada means it was not just wrong, it was low and morally foul. From "marrano" (pig), it implies the kind of behavior that makes decent people cringe. Used in Spain, Mexico, and Colombia.
“What he did to the team by betraying them at the meeting was a real dirty move.”
“That was a disgusting thing to do, you don't treat friends like that.”
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A dirty, dishonest, or deeply tasteless action. Calling something a marranada means it was not just wrong, it was low and morally foul. From "marrano" (pig), it implies the kind of behavior that makes decent people cringe. Used in Spain, Mexico, and Colombia.
“What he did to the team by betraying them at the meeting was a real dirty move.”
“That was a disgusting thing to do, you don't treat friends like that.”
Meter el cobre
In Chile, to give absolutely everything you have and hold nothing back. When you metes el cobre, you go all in: maximum effort, no excuses, and it shows in the result.