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/Sounds like "soh" (as in "solo") + "NAHR" (as in "nacho")/
To beat someone up, punch someone, or give someone a serious thrashing. When you get sonado, you don't walk away looking or feeling good, it's a no-nonsense physical confrontation.
“They got into it and the other guy got beaten up bad.”
“If he doesn't stop, they're going to pound him.”
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/Sounds like "soh" (as in "solo") + "NAHR" (as in "nacho")/
To beat someone up, punch someone, or give someone a serious thrashing. When you get sonado, you don't walk away looking or feeling good, it's a no-nonsense physical confrontation.
“They got into it and the other guy got beaten up bad.”
“If he doesn't stop, they're going to pound him.”
Altoque
Right away, instantly, no waiting around. Used in Argentina, Peru, and Uruguay, altoque is the most direct way to say something needs to happen now. It comes from "al toque" compressed into one word, and that compression says everything about the urgency.