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The female version of the "mirrey": a wealthy young Mexican woman from a privileged family who flaunts luxury brands, travel, and status in an ostentatious way. She lives between parties, expensive trips, and an air of superiority.
“The rich girl showed up with a designer bag to show off on social media.”
“Nothing but spoiled rich girls at that club, all posing for photos.”
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/Sounds like "mee" (as in "me") + "RREHY" + "nah" (as in "nacho")/
The female version of the "mirrey": a wealthy young Mexican woman from a privileged family who flaunts luxury brands, travel, and status in an ostentatious way. She lives between parties, expensive trips, and an air of superiority.
“The rich girl showed up with a designer bag to show off on social media.”
“Nothing but spoiled rich girls at that club, all posing for photos.”
Dar el brazo a torcer
To back down, give in, or finally admit the other person was right after holding your ground stubbornly. Common in Spain, Mexico, and Argentina, this phrase captures the ego cost of surrendering in an argument or negotiation.