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/Sounds like "keh" (as in "kept") + "DOH" (as in "door")/
Used to describe someone who was left stunned, embarrassed, or completely speechless by a situation. When you say "quedó" about someone, you're saying life emotionally slapped them and they had no idea how to react. Third-person version of the quedé/quedaste family in Mexican slang.
“My ex saw how his friends talk to me, he was shook.”
“When he saw the restaurant bill, he froze.”
/Sounds like "keh" (as in "kept") + "DOH" (as in "door")/
An Argentine exclamation meaning "done deal" or "all set." Said when something worked out perfectly or an agreement is sealed with no loose ends.
“I'll pick you up at nine, it's settled.”
“I sent the assignment just in time, done.”
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/Sounds like "keh" (as in "kept") + "DOH" (as in "door")/
Used to describe someone who was left stunned, embarrassed, or completely speechless by a situation. When you say "quedó" about someone, you're saying life emotionally slapped them and they had no idea how to react. Third-person version of the quedé/quedaste family in Mexican slang.
“My ex saw how his friends talk to me, he was shook.”
“When he saw the restaurant bill, he froze.”
/Sounds like "keh" (as in "kept") + "DOH" (as in "door")/
An Argentine exclamation meaning "done deal" or "all set." Said when something worked out perfectly or an agreement is sealed with no loose ends.
“I'll pick you up at nine, it's settled.”
“I sent the assignment just in time, done.”
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El superclásico
The match between Boca Juniors and River Plate - the most important and intense fixture in Argentine soccer. It paralyzes the whole country and is lived with a passion that goes far beyond sport.