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/Sounds like "TOH" (as in "toll") + "doh" (as in "door") + "CHEE" (as in "cheek") + "doh" (as in "door")/
A Mexican expression meaning everything is fine, in order, and nothing to worry about. The relaxed way to confirm that things are good and there are no issues.
“How's work going? All good, almost done.”
“Relax, we're cool between us, no hard feelings.”
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A Mexican expression meaning everything is fine, in order, and nothing to worry about. The relaxed way to confirm that things are good and there are no issues.
“How's work going? All good, almost done.”
“Relax, we're cool between us, no hard feelings.”
Estirar la pata
To kick the bucket, to die. In Colombia and Venezuela, "estirar la pata" is the dark-humored, matter-of-fact way of saying someone (or something) has finally given out. Used equally for people and for objects that stop working, which adds a funny layer of levity to both situations.