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Season 3 · Episode 7

Patriarchal Pact

Alpha Males

C1CastilianFast dialogueFast: quicker, harder to followNetflixon Netflix

Santi worries Irene is ghosting him. Daniela takes Luz to a gala, Raúl reconnects with an intimate friend and Luis contends with his mother's demands.

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Patriarchal Pact

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S03E07 · Alpha Males

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  1. 1

    residencia

    care home, residential home for the elderly
    noun~3× this episode
    Su madre lleva dos años viviendo en una residencia muy acogedora.His mother has been living in a very welcoming care home for two years.
  2. 2

    reforma

    renovation, refurbishment (of a property)
    noun~3× this episode
    La reforma del piso les llevó tres meses y bastante dinero.The flat renovation took them three months and quite a lot of money.
  3. 3

    violencia obstétrica

    obstetric violence (mistreatment or disrespect during childbirth by medical staff)
    noun phrase~3× this episode
    El documental aborda la violencia obstétrica que sufren muchas mujeres durante el parto.The documentary addresses the obstetric violence that many women experience during childbirth.
  4. 4

    parto natural

    natural birth, unmedicated birth
    noun phrase~3× this episode
    Eligió un parto natural en casa con una matrona de confianza.She chose a natural birth at home with a trusted midwife.
  5. 5

    ghosting

    ghosting (suddenly cutting off all contact with someone without explanation)
    expressioncolloquial

    Anglicism fully adopted into everyday speech, especially among younger speakers. Used without translation. Always spelled and pronounced as in English.

    Me hizo ghosting después de tres semanas quedando. No entendí nada.He ghosted me after three weeks of dating. I didn't understand anything.
  6. 6

    vacilando

    taking the mickey, messing with someone, joking at someone's expense
    expressioncolloquial

    From the verb vacilar. In this sense it means to tease or mock someone, or to not be serious. Distinct from the Latin American usage where vacilar often means to have fun or party.

    ¿Me estás vacilando o hablas en serio? Porque no me lo puedo creer.Are you taking the mickey or are you serious? Because I can't believe it.
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    mobbing

    workplace harassment, workplace bullying
    noun (loanword)
    Presentó una denuncia formal por mobbing contra su jefe.She filed a formal complaint for workplace harassment against her boss.
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    pacto patriarcal

    patriarchal pact (implicit solidarity among men to cover for each other's behaviour towards women)
    noun phrase
    Algunos lo llaman pacto patriarcal cuando los hombres guardan silencio ante conductas inapropiadas de sus amigos.Some call it a patriarchal pact when men stay silent about their friends' inappropriate behaviour.
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    custodia compartida

    shared custody
    noun phrase
    Tras el divorcio, acordaron la custodia compartida de sus dos hijos.After the divorce, they agreed on shared custody of their two children.
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    gilipollas

    idiot, dickhead, fool
    expressionvulgar~3× this episode

    One of the most frequently used strong insults. Refers to someone who has done something stupid or is generally considered an idiot. Used both as a noun and an invariable adjective. Can be affectionate in very close friendships but is generally offensive.

    ¡Menudo gilipollas! Se le olvidó el pasaporte el día del vuelo.What an idiot! He forgot his passport on the day of the flight.
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    cabrón

    bastard, scumbag (strong insult directed at a man)
    expressionvulgar

    Very common strong insult. Literally refers to a male goat, but used to describe a man who has behaved in a treacherous or contemptible way. Can also be used affectionately between close male friends, depending entirely on tone.

    ¡Ese cabrón se fue sin pagar su parte de la cena!That bastard left without paying his share of the dinner!

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