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/Sounds like "behr" (as in "bed") + "geh" (as in "get") + "AHR" (as in "art")/
To beat someone by a crushing, overwhelming margin in a match or competition, leaving the other side with no options and no arguments. In Honduras, El Salvador, Guatemala, and Nicaragua, verguear is reserved for complete demolitions.
“We destroyed them 5-0, they barely touched the ball.”
“They got crushed in the tournament and were eliminated in the first round.”
/Sounds like "behr" (as in "bed") + "geh" (as in "get") + "AHR" (as in "art")/
To beat someone up badly or to completely crush someone in a competition. In Honduras, El Salvador, Guatemala, and Nicaragua, "verguear" covers both physical beatings and lopsided defeats in sports or games. The losing side walks away in bad shape, whether physically or on the scoreboard.
“A group beat him up outside the stadium.”
“They jumped him to beat him up and he couldn't even defend himself.”
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/Sounds like "behr" (as in "bed") + "geh" (as in "get") + "AHR" (as in "art")/
To beat someone by a crushing, overwhelming margin in a match or competition, leaving the other side with no options and no arguments. In Honduras, El Salvador, Guatemala, and Nicaragua, verguear is reserved for complete demolitions.
“We destroyed them 5-0, they barely touched the ball.”
“They got crushed in the tournament and were eliminated in the first round.”
/Sounds like "behr" (as in "bed") + "geh" (as in "get") + "AHR" (as in "art")/
To beat someone up badly or to completely crush someone in a competition. In Honduras, El Salvador, Guatemala, and Nicaragua, "verguear" covers both physical beatings and lopsided defeats in sports or games. The losing side walks away in bad shape, whether physically or on the scoreboard.
“A group beat him up outside the stadium.”
“They jumped him to beat him up and he couldn't even defend himself.”
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Parcero
Your most trusted and loyal friend in Colombia, someone with shared history and unconditional support no matter what. Parcero goes deeper than a regular friendship. It is a title earned through real moments and time together, the Colombian equivalent of a ride-or-die.