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Feeling suspicious or uneasy, like something is off and someone is hiding something from you. In Spain, "mosqueado" captures that gut-level distrust when a person or situation gives you a bad vibe. It can also mean simply feeling annoyed or irritated.
“I'm suspicious of that guy, something tells me he's not being straight with me.”
“I got a bad feeling the whole time because he would not look me in the eyes once.”
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Feeling suspicious or uneasy, like something is off and someone is hiding something from you. In Spain, "mosqueado" captures that gut-level distrust when a person or situation gives you a bad vibe. It can also mean simply feeling annoyed or irritated.
“I'm suspicious of that guy, something tells me he's not being straight with me.”
“I got a bad feeling the whole time because he would not look me in the eyes once.”
Goleador
In football, a player who consistently scores goals, always in the right place at the right time. A dedicated finisher who can define a match in front of goal. Used universally in sports commentary and everyday conversation across all Spanish-speaking countries.