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/Sounds like "treh" (as in "tread") + "MEHN" (as in "met") + "dah" (as in "dart") + "hoo" (as in "who") + "GAH" (as in "garden") + "dah" (as in "dart")/
A brilliant or sneaky move that nobody saw coming. In the Caribbean, "tremenda jugada" can mean an impressive play you have to admire, or a total backstab that blindsided you. Which one it is depends entirely on which side of the move you're on.
“He pulled a slick move and poached my client without saying a word.”
“What a brilliant play by the coach, nobody saw that coming.”
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A brilliant or sneaky move that nobody saw coming. In the Caribbean, "tremenda jugada" can mean an impressive play you have to admire, or a total backstab that blindsided you. Which one it is depends entirely on which side of the move you're on.
“He pulled a slick move and poached my client without saying a word.”
“What a brilliant play by the coach, nobody saw that coming.”
Bróder
Friend, bro, buddy, the Latin American adaptation of the English 'brother' that spread across Central America and beyond. Bróder is everyday, warm, and used constantly between male friends as a term of address and affection.