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Season 3 · Episode 4

Two Plus Two...

Alpha Males

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Pedro and Daniela throw a gender reveal party and Luis lands Esther an acting gig. Santi wants Irene to open up to him while religion gets in Raúl's way.

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Two Plus Two...

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S03E04 · Alpha Males

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    preñada

    pregnant
    adjective~3× this episode
    La vecina del tercero está preñada de gemelos.The neighbour on the third floor is pregnant with twins.
  2. 2

    situationship

    situationship (an undefined romantic relationship)
    expressioncolloquial

    An anglicism adopted wholesale into colloquial speech, especially among younger generations. Refers to a romantic or sexual connection that has not been defined as an official relationship by both parties.

    Llevamos tres meses quedando, pero seguimos en un situationship sin nombre.We've been meeting up for three months but we're still in a nameless situationship.
  3. 3

    qué pesado

    what a pain; stop going on about it
    expressioncolloquial

    'Pesado' literally means heavy, but used as an insult or exclamation it means someone who is annoying, persistent, or a bore. Very common in everyday speech to express exasperation.

    ¡Qué pesado estás con el tema del gimnasio, tío!You're such a pain going on about the gym, mate!
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    marrón

    a mess; an unwanted problem someone has to deal with
    expressioncolloquial

    Literally 'brown', but as slang it refers to an unpleasant situation or a burden that falls on someone unfairly. 'Comerse el marrón' means to be left dealing with a mess someone else created.

    Como siempre, me toca a mí comerme el marrón cuando algo sale mal.As always, I'm the one left dealing with the mess when something goes wrong.
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    manchado

    spotting (light bleeding); stained
    noun/adjective
    El médico dijo que los manchados al principio del embarazo son bastante frecuentes.The doctor said that spotting at the beginning of pregnancy is quite common.
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    custodia

    custody (of a child)
    noun (f)
    El juez decidió que la custodia compartida era lo mejor para los niños.The judge decided that shared custody was best for the children.
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    bufete

    law firm
    noun (m)
    Después de diez años en una gran empresa, decidió abrir su propio bufete.After ten years at a large company, she decided to open her own law firm.
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    interna

    live-in (domestic worker)
    noun/adjective (f)
    Buscan a alguien de interna que pueda quedarse a dormir entre semana.They are looking for a live-in worker who can stay overnight on weekdays.
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    bloqueadores hormonales

    hormone blockers (puberty blockers)
    noun phrase (m pl)
    El debate sobre los bloqueadores hormonales para menores está muy presente en los medios.The debate about hormone blockers for minors is very prominent in the media.
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    putoflipado

    completely hooked; totally gone on someone
    expressionvulgar~3× this episode

    Intensified form of 'flipado'. 'Flipar' means to be amazed, obsessed, or infatuated. The prefix 'puto-' adds strong emphasis; commonly used among younger speakers in casual conversation.

    Desde que la conoció en la fiesta está putoflipado con ella.Since he met her at the party he's completely gone on her.

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