The Boiling Rock (2)

A fixed triple repetition used to express ironic or dramatic surprise upon discovering something unexpected. The tone is usually smug or taunting.

The phrase 'en grandes problemas' functions as a fixed idiom signaling that serious negative consequences are imminent, not merely that a situation is difficult.

A dismissive fixed phrase used to tell someone to stop a behavior or drop a line of argument. Often signals impatience or disbelief.

Literally means to rot or decay. Used figuratively to mean abandoning someone in a bad situation indefinitely, with a harsh and contemptuous tone.