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Season 3 · Episode 9
Nightmares and Daydreams
B1LatAm dubRelaxed dialogueRelaxed: slower, easier to follow· 24 min
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on NetflixFour days prior the invasion, Aang becomes nervous over his soon-to-come confrontation with the Fire Lord. His anxiety gets the better of him as he begins to suffer from outrageous nightmares and hallucinations. Meanwhile, Zuko becomes upset to learn that he was not informed about a war meeting.
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invasión
invasionnoun (f)El general explicó el plan de invasión con todos los detalles.The general explained the invasion plan in full detail.estrés
stressnoun (m)El estrés del trabajo le estaba afectando la salud.Work stress was affecting his health.dominio
mastery, control, command (of a skill or element)noun (m)Su dominio del piano es impresionante para su edad.Her mastery of the piano is impressive for her age.pesadilla
nightmarenoun (f)Después de ver esa película de terror, tuve pesadillas toda la noche.After watching that horror movie, I had nightmares all night.reunión de guerra
war council, war meetingnoun phrase (f)Los líderes convocaron una reunión de guerra para decidir la estrategia.The leaders called a war council to decide on strategy.volverse loco
to go crazy, to lose one's mindexpressioncolloquialVery common in everyday speech across Spanish-speaking communities in the US. Can describe actual mental unraveling or, more lightly, becoming obsessed or overwhelmed.
Con tanto trabajo se está volviendo loco.With so much work he's going crazy.eclipse
eclipsenoun (m)El eclipse solar duró casi tres minutos esta vez.The solar eclipse lasted almost three minutes this time.harto
fed up, sick and tired of somethingexpressioncolloquialWidely used in Spanish as spoken in the US. Signals strong frustration or exhaustion with a situation or person. Not vulgar, but more forceful than simply 'tired of.'
Ya estoy harto de que siempre llegues tarde.I'm fed up with you always being late.alucinación
hallucination, delusionnoun (f)La falta de sueño puede causar alucinaciones.Lack of sleep can cause hallucinations.
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