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/Sounds like "MOHNS" (as in "more") + "trwoh"/
A monster, but in the best way possible. In the Caribbean, calling someone a monstruo means they're exceptional, a total beast at what they do. It's the highest compliment for talent or skill, said with genuine awe.
“Ese tipo en la cocina es un monstruo, todo lo que hace queda perfecto.”
“That guy in the kitchen is an absolute beast, everything he makes comes out perfect.”
“She's a monster at basketball, they've been recruiting her since she was thirteen.”
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/Sounds like "MOHNS" (as in "more") + "trwoh"/
A monster, but in the best way possible. In the Caribbean, calling someone a monstruo means they're exceptional, a total beast at what they do. It's the highest compliment for talent or skill, said with genuine awe.
“Ese tipo en la cocina es un monstruo, todo lo que hace queda perfecto.”
“That guy in the kitchen is an absolute beast, everything he makes comes out perfect.”
“She's a monster at basketball, they've been recruiting her since she was thirteen.”
Suplente
A substitute player who does not start the game but is ready to enter at any moment. Across Spain and Latin America, being a suplente means waiting for your chance on the bench, and sometimes that wait ends with the most important play of the whole match.