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/Sounds like "mohn" (as in "more") + "TAHR" (as in "tar") + "OON" (as in "Uber") + "NOO" (as in "nuke") + "meh" (as in "met") + "roh" (as in "row")/
To make a scene or put on an exaggerated dramatic performance in public. In Spain and Mexico, montar un número is intentional, performative behavior designed to draw attention and provoke a reaction. The person doing it knows exactly what they are doing.
“She made a huge scene at the restaurant because the food took twenty minutes.”
“Don't make a scene here, we can sort this out inside.”
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To make a scene or put on an exaggerated dramatic performance in public. In Spain and Mexico, montar un número is intentional, performative behavior designed to draw attention and provoke a reaction. The person doing it knows exactly what they are doing.
“She made a huge scene at the restaurant because the food took twenty minutes.”
“Don't make a scene here, we can sort this out inside.”
Bajoneado
Feeling down, low-energy, or emotionally deflated. Common in Argentina, Chile, Uruguay, and Spain to describe a mild but real emotional slump: not a clinical state, just someone who clearly is not at their best right now and needs some time or a bit of cheering up.