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Season 1 · Episode 7

Capítulo 7

Between Lands

B2Castilian60 minNetflixon Netflix

Justa sows doubt in José about the paternity of María's baby. Don Ramón learns a dark secret as he grapples with serious health issues.

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Capítulo 7

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S01E07 · Between Lands

B2

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  1. 1

    finca

    estate, country property, farmstead
    noun (f)~6× this episode
    Mis abuelos tienen una finca en Extremadura donde cultivan olivos.My grandparents have a country estate in Extremadura where they grow olive trees.
  2. 2

    herencia

    inheritance, estate (legal)
    noun (f)~5× this episode
    Cuando murió su padre, los tres hermanos se repartieron la herencia a partes iguales.When their father died, the three siblings divided the inheritance equally.
  3. 3

    propietario

    owner, proprietor
    noun (m)~5× this episode
    El nuevo propietario del bar ha reformado toda la terraza.The new owner of the bar has renovated the entire terrace.
  4. 4

    multa

    fine, penalty (monetary)
    noun (f)~4× this episode
    Le pusieron una multa de doscientos euros por aparcar en zona prohibida.He was given a two-hundred-euro fine for parking in a prohibited zone.
  5. 5

    proveedor

    supplier, provider
    noun (m)~3× this episode
    La empresa trabaja con varios proveedores de materias primas del norte del país.The company works with several raw materials suppliers from the north of the country.
  6. 6

    jornalero

    day labourer, seasonal farm worker
    noun (m)~3× this episode
    Durante la vendimia, contratan jornaleros para recoger la uva.During the grape harvest, they hire day labourers to pick the grapes.
  7. 7

    meterse en la cabeza

    to get it through one's head, to take something on board
    expressioncolloquial

    Used when someone is refusing to accept or process a fact. Always implies some degree of exasperation on the speaker's part.

    Métete en la cabeza que esa relación ya terminó y que tienes que seguir adelante.Get it through your head that relationship is over and you have to move on.
  8. 8

    insuficiencia cardíaca

    heart failure
    noun phrase (f)
    El médico diagnosticó insuficiencia cardíaca y le recetó varios medicamentos.The doctor diagnosed heart failure and prescribed several medications.
  9. 9

    escrituras

    title deeds, property documents
    noun (f, plural)
    Antes de comprar el piso, el notario revisó todas las escrituras.Before buying the flat, the notary reviewed all the title deeds.
  10. 10

    señorito

    rich kid, pampered young master; used pejoratively for someone privileged and out of touch
    expressioncolloquial

    Historically referred to the young son of a wealthy landowner. When used dismissively today, it implies someone who has never had to work hard and throws their privilege around. Carries class resentment.

    Ese señorito no ha fregado un plato en su vida y ahora nos da lecciones a todos.That pampered rich kid has never washed a plate in his life and now he's lecturing all of us.
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    cabrón

    bastard, son of a bitch (strong insult directed at a man)
    expressionvulgar

    One of the most common strong insults in everyday speech. Between close male friends it can lose its edge and become almost affectionate, but in an argument it lands as a serious offence. Context is everything.

    Se comportó como un cabrón con todos sus compañeros y al final lo echaron.He behaved like a total bastard to all his colleagues and they ended up firing him.
  2. 12

    coño

    damn it, for fuck's sake (exclamation of frustration or emphasis)
    expressionvulgar

    Extremely common as an exclamation of frustration, urgency, or disbelief. The literal anatomical meaning is almost entirely absent when used this way. Heard across all age groups in informal speech, though it is still considered coarse in formal or mixed company.

    ¡Coño, que ya te lo he explicado tres veces y sigues sin entenderlo!Damn it, I've already explained it to you three times and you still don't get it!

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