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/Sounds like "soor" (as in "soup") + "TEER" (as in "tea")/
To beat someone up or give them a serious thrashing, central Mexican slang for physical violence. 'Te voy a surtir' is a direct threat: I'm going to put hands on you. Short, brutal, and leaves no room for misinterpretation on the streets of Mexico City and beyond.
“If you keep it up I'm going to beat you up.”
“They beat him up pretty badly outside the club.”
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/Sounds like "soor" (as in "soup") + "TEER" (as in "tea")/
To beat someone up or give them a serious thrashing, central Mexican slang for physical violence. 'Te voy a surtir' is a direct threat: I'm going to put hands on you. Short, brutal, and leaves no room for misinterpretation on the streets of Mexico City and beyond.
“If you keep it up I'm going to beat you up.”
“They beat him up pretty badly outside the club.”
Garrón
An unfortunate situation, bad luck, or something that goes wrong unexpectedly. In Argentina it's the perfect expression for when the universe works against you.