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/Sounds like "bee" (as in "bee") + "RAHR" (as in "rapper")/
In Colombia and Venezuela, to turn around or head back the way you came. While "regresar" is the standard word in Spain and Mexico, in these regions "virar" is the everyday verb for reversing course or changing direction.
“I forgot my phone and had to turn back.”
“Head back here, you left your backpack at my place.”
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/Sounds like "bee" (as in "bee") + "RAHR" (as in "rapper")/
In Colombia and Venezuela, to turn around or head back the way you came. While "regresar" is the standard word in Spain and Mexico, in these regions "virar" is the everyday verb for reversing course or changing direction.
“I forgot my phone and had to turn back.”
“Head back here, you left your backpack at my place.”
Pericazo
In Mexico, a really hard hit or blow that actually hurts, the kind that leaves a mark or bruise. The "-azo" suffix cranks up the intensity: this was not a little bump, it was a serious impact.