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Season 1 · Episode 4
Oranges from China
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Castilianon NetflixAs the heist takes a new direction, Keila sets a daring strategy in motion. At a clandestine party, the duchess approaches Berlin and enrages Candela.
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to steal / to robverbAlguien robó el bolso de mi madre en el mercado.Someone stole my mother's bag at the market.colección
collectionnoun (f)El museo tiene una colección impresionante de arte medieval.The museum has an impressive collection of medieval art.confianza
trust / confidencenoun (f)En una buena relación de trabajo, la confianza lo es todo.In a good working relationship, trust is everything.a ver
let's see / right then / lookexpressioncolloquialUbiquitous discourse marker used to introduce a statement, call attention, express mild skepticism, or transition in conversation. Can also signal that the speaker is about to challenge or correct something.
A ver, explícame otra vez qué pasó exactamente.Right then, explain to me again exactly what happened.traicionar
to betrayverbNo esperaba que su mejor amigo fuera a traicionarle de esa manera.He didn't expect his best friend to betray him like that.baliza
beacon / tracker / locator chipnoun (f)El equipo de rescate colocó una baliza en la mochila por si acaso.The rescue team placed a tracker in the backpack just in case.cámara acorazada
vault / strongroomnoun phrase (f)El banco guarda los documentos más importantes en su cámara acorazada.The bank keeps its most important documents in its vault.botín
loot / haul / spoilsnoun (m)La policía recuperó gran parte del botín antes de que los ladrones salieran del país.The police recovered most of the loot before the thieves left the country.hacerse el paripé
to put on a show / to go through the motions / to pretendexpressioncolloquialWidely used to describe performing an act for appearances rather than sincerity. Often implies a deliberate performance meant to deceive an observer.
Hizo el paripé de que le gustaba el regalo, pero se le notaba en la cara.She put on a show of liking the gift, but you could tell from her face.
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