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A large wardrobe or armoire for storing clothes. In Argentina and several other countries, the ropero is a household staple: the piece of furniture where you hang, fold, and quietly accumulate far more clothes than you will ever actually wear.
“My grandmother's wardrobe is solid wood and must weigh a ton.”
“I need a bigger wardrobe, this one has completely run out of space.”
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A large wardrobe or armoire for storing clothes. In Argentina and several other countries, the ropero is a household staple: the piece of furniture where you hang, fold, and quietly accumulate far more clothes than you will ever actually wear.
“My grandmother's wardrobe is solid wood and must weigh a ton.”
“I need a bigger wardrobe, this one has completely run out of space.”
To snoop or stick your nose into other people's business. In Argentina and Uruguay, chusmear is practically a national pastime: it happens over WhatsApp group chats, through the window, or by deep-diving into someone's social media. The word carries no serious judgment; it is just what curious, social people do.