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/Sounds like "trah" (as in "tract") + "bah" (as in "bar") + "dee" (as in "deep") + "SEE" (as in "see") + "moh" (as in "more")/
Extremely muscular, jacked, with a body that is clearly the result of serious gym work. This is the superlative form of "trabado" (buff) in Mexico, used to describe someone whose physique is impressively ripped and defined. If you see a guy at the gym who looks like he lives there, that is someone who is "trabadísimo." It is always used as a compliment for someone who has put in the work.
“Wow! You're absolutely jacked, bro.”
“The gym trainer is insanely ripped, you can tell he never takes a day off.”
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/Sounds like "trah" (as in "tract") + "bah" (as in "bar") + "dee" (as in "deep") + "SEE" (as in "see") + "moh" (as in "more")/
Extremely muscular, jacked, with a body that is clearly the result of serious gym work. This is the superlative form of "trabado" (buff) in Mexico, used to describe someone whose physique is impressively ripped and defined. If you see a guy at the gym who looks like he lives there, that is someone who is "trabadísimo." It is always used as a compliment for someone who has put in the work.
“Wow! You're absolutely jacked, bro.”
“The gym trainer is insanely ripped, you can tell he never takes a day off.”
Estar con el agua al cuello
To be in an extremely difficult and urgent situation, on the verge of being overwhelmed by accumulated problems, debts, or pressures. The image of someone who can barely keep their head above water.